and the UWME Design for Environment Laboratory  present

Sustainable Port of Seattle Project Series

         

2006 Project Resources

• Introductory Lecture by Joyce Cooper

• Environmental Accounting Resources

  • The International Website for Environmental Management Accounting

  • P2Gems tools and links

• Port Related Initiatives

  • LEED

    • Seattle Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON) Facility

    • USGBC's LEED for Airports Initiative

    • USGBC LEED Resources including the 2004 Online State & Local Toolkit

  • Sustainable Ports

    • Airports Council International (ACI) Sustainable Building Initiative

    • MassPort Sustainable Airport Design

    • Oakland International Airport

    • No Flight of Fancy Implementing Sustainable Design in Airports

    • Victorian Coastal Council

    • AAPA Urban Sustainability Initiative

    • The Sustainable Shipping Forum

    • Sustainable Port Development

    • Comprehensive Port Improvement Plan for the Port of NY and NJ

    • European Regional Science Association framework for sustainable port planning in inland ports: a multi-stakeholder approach

    • Blekinge Institute of Technology’s (Sweden) Agent-based simulation of stakeholders relations: An approach to sustainable port terminal management

• Port Facilities Data

  • International Facility Management Association (IFMA)

    • Sustainability

    • Research - Operations And Maintenance Benchmarks 2005 (added an airport cluster?)

• Other Related Initiatives

  • Corporate, government, and NGO approaches and activities (ISO14000 and 14040/LCA, Natural Step, energy efficiency, LEED, etc.)

    • Facility operator environmental programs (Carrix)

    • Halifax Regional Municipality and the Natural Step

    • ISO14000 for cruise lines (Holland America)

    • Seattle LEED Implementation

    • Corporate experience with Enterprise Resource Planning Success at Boeing, Starbucks, Owens Corning Failures at Hershey, Whirlpool, Allied Waste Industries, etc.

For more information, contact Associate Professor Joyce Smith Cooper at cooper@me.washington.edu