Facilities Planning and Management
Sustainability and the Office of Facilities Planning & Management

From Wikipedia.... "[to meet] the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”

Click Here to Sign the SoM Sustainability Pledge

"I pledge to think about opportunities to incorporate sustainable practices into my everyday life, and act to reduce my environmental impact."

NEW - CA$H FOR CLUNKER FREEZERS!!

-80 Freezer Rebate in School of Medicine News and Here

Sustainability Contacts

Sustainability in Your Lab

Sustainability in Your Office

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Sustainability & Composting

Sustainability in Our Buildings

Sustainability Presentation

Thank you for using less power, water and paper...

OFPM Sustainability Contacts
Laura Blackwood 650.721.5405 lblackwood@stanford.edu
Gary Malinverno 650.736.2774 garym@stanford.edu
Roldan Penagos 650.721.5615 roldanp@stanford.edu

Sustainability in Your Lab

batteries
Lab Chemicals
LabBottle
Mercury thermometers

Sustainability in Your Office

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paper
ewaste
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SMART STRIPS.... The SoM Office of Facilities Planning and Management has recently begun a campaign to lower office-related power consumption via the use of "Smart Strip" power strips. These power strips have a feature whereby there is a blue "control" outlet which switches all white "normal" outlets off whenever the device plugged in to the blue outlet is itself turned off. There are also red "constant hot" outlets which are not turned off by the blue "control" outlet. Watch a video explaining the Smart Strip...

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Smart Strips are available in SmartMart Cat# BITLCG3 10 outlet ... or BITSCG3 7 outlet

Sustainability in Our Buildings

Building Green
OFPM Projects
SoM Efforts
Stanford Efforts

Autoclave Water Conservation

LoFlow and Motion Sensor Devices

Beckman and Fairchild Water Conservation

-80 Freezer Alternative Storage Project and Pilot Study Results

Water Conservation Project

Wind Power Study

Compost, Energy, Water, Buildings, Land,Transportation

 

 

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Low flow/waterless plumbing fixtures throughout
Gray water system making use of wastewater from an adjacent facility
Storm water from roofs treated for water quality via vegetated swales
Onsite storm water infiltration rather than sent into the storm sewer
Optimized shading design to reduce solar heat gain
Window systems and ceilings designed to admit daylight and offset use of electric lighting
White, Energy Star compliant roofing to reflect heat from the sun
Recycled content terrazzo tile
Bamboo veneer for lab casework and interior doors with MDF core; no urea formaldehyde additives
Portable measurement provisions for monitoring individual lab equipment power consumption
Un-occupied hours setback temperatures
Un-occupied hours setback space air change rates
PVC free shade cloth at window coverings
Secure bicycle parking and shower/changing facilities to encourage alternative transportation


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