Introduction to sustainability and its factors: Economic Prosperity, Environmental Stewardship, Social Responsibility. Participants consider the potential impact on their organization, community and personal life.

Discover current and likely future energy sources and the benefits of energy efficiency. Participants consider the organization’s efforts in energy efficiency and how to save energy at work and home.

Module 3: Illuminate Your Life

Learn how to properly use lighting, and how energy efficient lighting can contribute to workplace and home, productivity and cost savings.

Module 4: Getting to Know H2O

Water is a life-critical resource and often abused. Participants consider actions to improve water efficiency at work and home that can make a real difference.

Module 5: Improving Life in the Great Indoors

Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) is addressed with its impact on workplace productivity and occupant feeling of well-being. Green housekeeping practices are introduced.

Module 6: Watching Your Wasteline

Reduce Reuse Recycle is a desired path to managing the streams of materials that flow through the workplace and home. Participants consider approaches that they can apply.

Module 7: Re-inventing the Wheels

Discover the impact of our use of vehicles on the environment and consider the benefits of alternative forms of transportation and reduction in use of energy intensive transportation.

Module 8: A Change of Climate

Learn how to reduce your environmental footprint when deciphering information on green house gases, weather changes and global warming.

Module 9: Greening the Supply Chain

Learn how to save money and reduce environmental impact through wise purchasing decisions at work and home.

Module 10: Sustaining the Momentum

Financial benefits are easy to see, but the durable benefits of sustainability are gained through actions that address all three elements, Economic Prosperity, Environmental Stewardship and Social Responsibility.