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Sub-committees

As part of the ANSI protocols to develop Green Globes as an ANSI standard, the technical committee members have formed appropriate sub-committees (click here to view technical committee members).

Each sub-committee will oversee one of Green Globes' criteria categories. Responsibilities of sub-committee members will include attending committee meetings (typically by phone), providing expertise and contributing constructively to discussions, as well as (if necessary) seeking out further information between meetings to present to the sub-committee.

Following is the list of the sub-committee members (click on each to view):

Project Management-Policies and Practices

Site

Energy

Water

Resources, Building Materials & Solid Waste

Emissions & Effluents

Indoor Environment

Although the initial selection process for sub-committee members was completed in August 2006, applications are still being accepted for future sub-committee work and public review notification. Individuals with related expertise and experience or otherwise interested by environmental building are invited to join a sub-committee by sending an email to info@thegbi.org.

Project Management-Policies and Practices

This sub-committee will focus on project management policies and practices. In this category, Green Globes currently addresses integrated design, environmental purchasing, commissioning, and emergency response planning.
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Site

This sub-committee will focus on site-related issues. In this category, Green Globes currently addresses site development area, reduction in ecological impacts, enhancement of watershed features, and improved site ecology.
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Energy

This sub-committee will focus on energy and energy-conservation related issues. In this category, Green Globes currently addresses energy consumption; energy demand minimization (e.g. microclimate and topography, daylighting, building envelope, building controls and energy metering); right-sized energy-efficient systems; renewable sources of energy; and energy-efficient transportation.
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Water

This sub-committee will focus on water and water-conservation related issues. In this category, Green Globes currently addresses water efficiency; water-conservation features (e.g. sub-metering, cooling towers, irrigation); and reductions in off-site treatment of water.
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Resources, Building Materials and Solid Waste

This sub-committee will focus on resources, building materials and solid wastes. In this category, Green Globes currently addresses materials with low environmental impacts; minimized consumption and depletion of materials resources; re-use of existing structures; building durability, adaptability and disassembly; and reduction, re-use and recycling of waste.
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Emissions and Effluents

This sub-committee will focus on emissions, effluents and other impacts. In this category, Green Globes currently addresses air emissions; ozone depletion and global warming; sewer and waterway protection; land and water pollution; integrated pest management; and hazardous materials storage.
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Indoor Environment

This sub-committee will focus on indoor environment-related issues. In this category, Green Globes currently addresses effective ventilation systems; source control of indoor pollutants; lighting design and integration of lighting systems (e.g. design, daylighting); thermal comfort; and acoustic comfort.
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For more information, please contact Amanda Banker at amanda@thegbi.org or 503 274-6538