Post-Consumer
Post-consumer content is an end product that has completed its life cycle as a consumer item and rather than being sent to the landfill, it is diverted by reusing the material in a new product. Examples of items that may include post-consumer content are office paper, cardboard, aluminum cans, plastics and metals. By recycling materials that have served their intended use, new products can be made. For example, a plastic bottle can become carpet backing by placing it in a recycling bin. It’s just as important to purchase materials that contain recycled content as it is to recycle.
Whole Building Design Guide | Evaluating and Selecting Green Products
Procure Products
in the Green Procurement Compilation160 Results : post consumer
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...amount of utilities (including water) consumed at the Building broken down by utility...limited to, the number of actual units consumed, by utility type per month, and associatedhttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-policies-strategies › ISWG green leasing update 7-20-16.pdf -
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...opportunity  In 2013, U.S. data centers consumed about 100B kWh  If all data centershttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-case-studies › 6 Steve Keppler - Better Buildings Challenge Data Centers.pdf -
Enclosed Conference - Details View - GSA Sustainable Facilities Tool
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...benefit to re-consider how facilities consume energy; despite many of the Federal...consisting of the top 450 energy consuming campuses utilizes around 75% of allhttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-case-studies › 3 - 092216_ISWG Campus Management_FINAL.pdf -
Green Procurement - Federal Requirements - Building Insulation - GSA Sustainable Facilities Tool
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...benefit to re-consider how facilities consume energy; despite many of the Federal...consisting of the top 450 energy consuming campuses utilizes around 75% of allhttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-policies-strategies › 3 - 092216_ISWG Campus Management_FINAL.pdf -
Integrated Electric and Thermal Grid Modeling
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VA Green Management Program Improving our Sustainability and Energy Performance
Alternative fuel: 9.5% of total fleet fuel consumed ï‚¢ Alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs)https://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-case-studies › ISWG Briefing on VA Energy Program 200423.pdf -
8 Kristine Kingery - Army Net Zero Initiative.pdf
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8 Kristine Kingery - Army Net Zero Initiative.pdf
Provides ability to control energy-consuming devices (e.g., fans, compressorshttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-case-studies › 8 Kristine Kingery - Army Net Zero Initiative.pdf -
Sustainable Sites - GSA Sustainable Facilities Tool
...electric powered equipment that does not consume fossil fuels, using low VOC paintshttps://sftool.gov › learn › about › 46 › sustainable-sites -
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...consent of the Child Care Director. Posting and notifying the Child Care Director...223-15 Energy Efficiency In Energy-Consuming Products. 52.223-17 Affirmative Procurementhttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › GSA_IPM_Guidance.pdf -
The WELL Building Standard
...recommends that women consume at least 2.7 L [11 cups] and men consume at least 3.7 Lhttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-policies-strategies › ISWG_GSA WELL Intro 2.0.pdf -
CBECS 2012 Results: Consumption and End Uses
...included questions on total water volume consumed, outside water, and whether it washttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-policies-strategies › 3 - CBECS Update for ISWG - May 2016.pdf -
Microsoft PowerPoint - Annex 73 presentation webinar.pptx
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water_implementing_instructions.pdf
...covers water that is withdrawn and consumed for a specific purpose, such as for...Federal community that do not ultimately consume water. Therefore, this guidance distinguisheshttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › water_implementing_instructions.pdf -
GSA GEB Case Study Report Mar 2021.pdf
...connection between energy providers and consumers with appropriate security approvals...on-site use of renewable fuels, as they consume in their buildings, facilities, andhttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › GSA GEB Case Study Report Mar 2021.pdf -
Living Architecture: Green Roofs for Public Buildings
...building sector is responsible for consuming 19% of the global primary energy;...S. Figure 20: US building sector consumes almost as much energy as China [55]https://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Living_Architecture_Green_Roofs_for_Public_Buildings.pdf -
PowerPoint Presentation
...instead of directly by the producer or consumer of the product or service. These costshttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-case-studies › Sustainable Building Study Using Whole-System and Life-Cycle Thinking - JParisi, Nov. 2012.pdf -
Indoor Water Conservation
...isn't a single clear terminology that consumers should look for, the best bets wouldhttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-case-studies › Indoor Water Conservation.pdf
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