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    | | USGBC-MISSOURI GATEWAY CHAPTER MISSION  |  | To initiate, develop and accelerate the implementation of green building   concepts, technologies and principles that promote environmentally   responsible, prosperous and healthy places to live and work. | 
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 St. Louis Regional Clean Air Partnership
 
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 | Thanks to our SILVER SPONSORS 
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 Ameren Missouri
 Pure Power
 
 BSI Constructors
 
 Christner, Inc.
 
 Color Art Integrated Interiors
 
 ECO Recycling, Inc.
 
 Electrical Connection
 
 Enterprise Holdings
 
 Express Scripts
 
 French Gerleman
 
 Guarantee Electrical Company
 
 Hastings & Chivetta
 
 HOK
 
 Johnson Controls
 
 KONE, Inc.
 
 Lighting Associates, Inc.
 
 Microgrid Solar
 
 National Design Build Services, LLC
 
 New Ground
 
 Oates Associates
 
 Parsons Brinkerhoff
 
 Ross & Baruzzini
 
 Siemens
 
 Sunwheel Energy, a McCormack Baron Salazar company
 
 Tarlton
 
 Thompson Coburn, LLC
 
 Trane
 
 U.S. Bank
 
 
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 | Thanks to our GREEN SPONSORS 
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 ASSA ABLOY
 
 BRiC Partnership
 
 Geotechnology
 
 Green Street St. Louis
 
 HDR, Inc
 
 Husch Blackwell, LLC
 
 KAI Design & Build
 
 Koch Air, LLC
 
 PayneCrest Electric
 
 Ross & Baruzzini, Inc.
 
 Woolpert
 
 Wm. B. Ittner, Inc
 
 
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11th Annual LEED Showcase  |  | 
The 11th Annual LEED Green Building Showcase features  presentations on three local projects that are pursuing or have recently  achieved LEED certification:  
 The Lofts of Washington University  is  a mixed-use development under construction in the Delmar Loop. When   finished, it will house 550-600 residents and  22,000 sq ft of new  retail space; this project is pursing LEED Platinum  Certification. 
   Dancing Rabbit Eco-village's Green Community Center is  in the design phase and features a straw bale interior and passive   design. The Green Community Center is pursing both LEED Platinum and   Living Building Challenge Certifications. 
     @4240  in the Cortex Development  is built  for flexible tenant solutions including customized labs for  both large  and small molecule research, dry labs for electronic,  medical device or  IT or software research, and modern office space. A  Certified LEED  Platinum building, @4240 is surrounded by what employees  want most  including walking distance to green spaces, cafes, and  living areas. 
  WHENTuesday, July 8, 2014
 5:30-6:15 pm - Registration & Networking
 6:15-7:30 pm - Formal Presentation
   WHERESheet Metal Workers Local 36, 2319 Chouteau, Suite 200 (63103)
   FEEFree to all attendees!
   CONTINUING EDUCATIONSubmitted for approval of 1 GBCI CE Hour and 1 AIA/CES CEH
   REGISTER: Register online here.     QUESTIONS?Contact USGBC-Missouri Gateway staff at usgbc-mogateway@mobot.org or (314) 577-0225.
    Thanks to our Program Sponsors! HOK Tarlton Corporation | 
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Free Energy Audits for Congregations!  |  | 
This is part of the 25 x 20 Voluntary Energy Benchmarking Campaign. Audits are courtesy of a grant from the national USGBC.     Congregations  chosen to receive energy audits  must also commit to  on-going  benchmarking of their building by  participating in the 25 x  20 Energy  Benchmarking Campaign. MO IPL and  USGBC-MGC volunteers can  provide  assistance with this process. Additionally, there is an ENERGY STAR for Congregations tool, specific to places of worship.   USGBC-MGC and MO IPL are hosting a free ENERGY STAR For Congregations workshop on August 25. Stay tuned for more details!   Energy Audit Applications are due by 5 PM on August 29, 2014. 
Applicants will be notified of award by September 15, 2014 and the audits should take place in fall 2014.  APPLY NOW!   | 
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Make a Difference: Environmental Action for your Home & House of Worship |  | 
Join the Jewish Environmental Initiative (a committee of the Jewish  Community Relations Council), Missouri Interfaith Power & Light and  USGBC-Missouri Gateway Chapter for a discussion on making a difference  by greening your home and your house of worship.  Featuring Keynote Speakers:   
 Reverend Dr. Gerald Durley, Interfaith Power & Light  Board Member, former Pastor of the historic providence Missionary  Baptist Church of Atlanta and Civil Rights LeaderMike Roberts, Meteorologist with KSDK Channel 5
 Keynote addresses will be followed by breakout sessions that  will cover the basics of greening your home and greening your house of  worship.  WHEN : Thursday, July 31, 2014   6:45 pm - 7:00 pm - Registration & Networking  7:00 - 9:00 pm - Program  WHERE : St. Louis Community College - Forest Park Mildred E. Bastian Center for the Performing Arts , Room T203  5600 Oakland  St. Louis, MO 63110  This event is free, but registration is required online here. | 
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Green Schools Quest featured on Growing Green St. Louis
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The Green Schools Quest was featured on "Growing Green St. Louis" on KTRS 550 AM on Sunday, June 29!  Host "Green" Jean Ponzi spoke with Hope Gribble, USGBC-MO Gateway's Education & Green Schools Coordinator. Hope was joined by Tiffany Tibbs, parent at Kennard Classical Junior Academy; Carolyn Green, USGBC-MGC Green Mentor and parent with Maplewood-Richmond Heights Early Childhood Center; and Anne Marie Lodholz, teacher at St. Louis University High School. Take a listen to the show!    Interested in supporting Green Schools? Apply to participate in the 2014- 2015 Green Schools Quest as a Volunteer Green Schools Mentor! | 
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Greening Healthcare: What Goes In, Must Come Out
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There are many opportunities for  increasing sustainability of healthcare environments ranging from green  building to greening facility operations, administrative practices,  supply chain, and cafeterias. 
This course will discuss the triple bottom line approach to greening supply chain, waste streams, and food service.   
  This course is intended for a  broad audience ranging from healthcare administrators and practitioners  to facilities employees and healthcare design professionals.  INSTRUCTOR : Lois Sechrist, Senior Analyst, Ascension Health
   WHEN: Tuesday, July 29, 7:30 - 9:30 am   WHERE: St. Louis Community College Corporate Campus3221 McKelvey Road, Bridgeton, Missouri 63044
 FEE: $30/USGBC-MGC Member, $45/Non-member   REGISTER: Learn more & register online here.    | 
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Winners Announced in 2014 Ebie Awards  |  | 
The Urban Green Council recently celebrated the winners of it's third annual Ebie (EE-bies; short for Existing Buildings) awards, a national juried competition that puts the spotlight on the innovations and achievements of facility owners, building managers and others responsible for the performance of existing buildings! BuildingGreen.com published a summary of the 2014 winners- check it out  to learn more about their impressive accomplishments! The Ebies will again be accepting  entries in January of 2015. Are you a building owner or operator reducing waste, cutting energy and water use, making lighting more efficient, or engaging tenants and occupants in sustainability initiatives? 
 Submit your project next year and make our region proud!
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 | Thanks to our New & Renewing Supporters!  |  | 
  Thompson Coburn LLC- NEW Silver sponsor    Arcturis - Renewing Green sponsor     Your financial support and participation - as a member, sponsor or donor  - is integral to ensuring that everyone can live, work and learn in smart and healthy buildings. 
     Learn about Sponsorship Opportunities!         What Your Company Gains as a USGBC - MGC Sponsor:     
EXPAND: Grow the knowledge of green building and sustainability in our community.   PARTICIPATE: Get involved in educational programs, special events and volunteer committees to showcase your company's leadership.   EXPOSURE: As a Chapter Sponsor, your company will be: Listed on our website which receives 5500 visitors and 39,000 page views per month.Included in our monthly e-newsletter with nearly 5,000 subscribers.Recognized at monthly programs, with an average attendance of 100.
 LEARN: Keep up with the latest green building trends and technologies and earn continuing education hours.   ALIGN: Differentiate your company as a leader in the sustainability movement in your community. USGBC-Missouri Gateway Chapter Sponsorships includes numerous  benefits - from complimentary Chapter memberships and monthly program  passes to exposure on the Chapter website, e-news and at events.
 
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