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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Become a GBRI Certified Instructor Change the world around you by taking your teaching career to the next level! Become an Instructor Who are GBRI Instructors? GBRI Instructor GBRI certified instructors are teachers and industry professionals who believe that a truly sustainable future must also be an equitable one where every human is treated
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Why can’t I go out? Why can’t I just hang out with my buddies in the bar? Why can’t I just go play with my friends? I’m sure these and many other questions were bouncing around your head too when the COVID-19 lockdown first began. I’ve had to control the cabin fever, negotiating with myself
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Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) is one of the terms used for the knowledge of indigenous people concerning environmental sustainability, gained through their direct content and adaptability. Also called Native Science or Indigenous Knowledge, the indigenous knowledge of sustainability is the accumulation of thousands of years of interactions with the environment that were, and remain, focused
GBRI Instructors, Narrators, Contributors & Research Associates Senior Leadership & Research Associates Instructors Senior Leadership Jeslin Varghese Founder Jeslin Varghese, Director of Sustainability, holds a degree in Civil Engineering and a graduate degree in Construction Management from Texas A&M University. Originally from India, he is uniquely positioned to bring an Eastern perspective and marry it
Much has been written about sustainable neighborhoods – the environmental benefits they introduce, the social and health impacts they bring to residents, and the economic impact that they have on the surrounding cities and regions. One drawback to these dense, connected neighborhoods that can be overlooked, however, is the cost required to actually live in
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Are You Ready For It? According to the EPA, quoting FEMA and USGCRP figures, approximately 25 million people in the U.S. live in areas vulnerable to coastal flooding. In addition, coastal and ocean activities generate approximately 58 percent of the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP).1 Yet, the coastline is one of the land areas most
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On October 5, 2016, Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI) and the U.S. Zero Waste Business Council (USZWBC) joined together to promote a zero waste certification and credential system called the TRUE Zero Waste Rating System. TRUE is an acronym for “Total Resource Use and Efficiency,” with the name reflecting the end goal of a facility
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This course reviews the origins of TRUE, certification requirements and levels, the rating system process, and the relationship to LEED.
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