Edward R. Terceiro, Jr. - New England Board of Higher Education

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There is no one clear cut solution to carbonneutrality – every campus presents its ownchallenges and possibilities. How do you balance operationalconsiderations with your approach to carbonneutrality i.e. demand side management? What are some <strong>of</strong> the funding optionsavailable? What are the potential CurriculumImplications?
The rising and disproportionate costs <strong>of</strong>energy in the Northeast The Nation’s continued dependence onforeign oil & its impact on national security The obligation to address the need forincreased energy production in consort withenvironmental protection The need to keep student costs as low aspossible
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