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Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast

In each episode, we will talk with leading campus professionals, thought leaders, engineers and innovators addressing the unique challenges and opportunities facing higher ed. and corporate campuses. Our discussions will range from energy conservation and efficiency to planning and finance, from building science to social science from energy systems to food systems. We hope you are ready to learn, share and ultimately accelerate your institution towards solutions.

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Episode 30: Twenty Sustainability Podcasts for 2020

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2020/02/20

With the new year in full swing and a new decade ahead, what better time to explore a cache of sustainability-related podcasts? In this episode, the Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast partners with the Modern Energy Management Podcast to highlight some of the great stories being shared about the climate, energy and sustainability in the podcast world. This episode features interviews with sustainability podcast hosts Chris Nelder of the Energy Transition Show and Stephen Lacey of The Energy

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Episode 29: Changing the Climate for Women - Kayla...

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2020/02/07

As an engineer, there’s nothing Kayla Dawson finds more frustrating than seeing a problem and being unable to solve it. But in an environment where biases influence behavior, she sees this happening all too often.In this episode, Kayla and host Sarah Barrr discuss how dominant, “status quo” leadership and mentorship styles favor certain groups of people, and how breaking down that status quo can pave the way for women and other minorities to relax and feel comfortable in the workplace and leading

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Episode 28: Twenty Years of Sustainability with Anne...

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2020/01/09

If you travel by car to visit the University of Washington, your transportation choice will be a minority of those on campus. About 81 percent of the university community travels by transit, by foot, by bike and by carpooling. Even with a high number of people taking sustainable transportation, director of transportation services Anne Eskridge has big hopes for an even more sustainable future at the university.In this episode, host Dave Karlsgodt interviews Anne about her more than twenty years of

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Episode 27: To Electric Vehicles and Beyond -...

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2019/12/23

The United State’s transportation sector lays claim to 29 percent of the country’s total greenhouse gas emissions. Cars, buses, trucks and airplanes, used as a part of daily life, present sustainability challenges that college and university sustainability officials feel poised to tackle.In this episode, host Dave Karlsgodt sits down with Arjun Sarkar, Sustainable Transportation Coordinator for the University of California, Santa Barbara, to discuss low-carbon alternatives for transportation. In

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Episode 26: Changing the Climate for Women - Bonny...

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2019/12/13

What if, to get ahead at work, you were told that you not only had to work hard and show up to your desk on time, but that you also had to wear pastels and not stand in doorways? This is some of the strange advice Bonny Bentzin, deputy chief of sustainability at UCLA, has received as a woman working in her field. In this episode, Bonny discusses her experiences and her observations of gender at play in the workplace with host Sarah Barr. Their conversation sheds light on the challenges and triumphs

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Episode 25: Losing Steam - Carleton College’s Energy...

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2019/11/15

Carleton College has been getting into hot water — but in the best way possible.Listen to this episode to hear Martha Larson, Carleton’s manager of campus energy and sustainability, discuss the college’s process for replacing its 20th century steam system with a geothermal-based district energy system. The new system will allow the campus to use heat pumps and the earth’s consistent 50 degree Fahrenheit temperature to help regulate heating and cooling on campus more efficiently. Larson dives into

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Episode 24: Sustainable Food Systems at UNC-Chapel Hill

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2019/10/15

Guests:Claire LorchGarden Manager and Education Coordinator, Carolina Campus Community GardenLaura MindlinCoordinator, Edible Campus UNCScott MyersDirector of Auxiliary Services, UNC-Chapel HillHost: Kaia FindlayPodcast and Communications Manager, Campus Energy and Sustainability PodcastIn this episode, the Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast’s new manager, Kaia Findlay, explores what makes food systems sustainable at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill with three interviewees, each

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Episode 23: Social Justice and Sustainability - with...

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2019/09/13

Guest: Mary Annaïse HeglarDirector of Publications, National Resources Defense Council (NRDC)Guest Host: Nicholas McCrearySustainability Coordinator, Indiana State UniversityTurn off lights when you’re not using them. Take shorter showers. Bike to work. These three actions are all recommendations for people trying to make sustainable decisions. But why not also volunteer for a human rights organizations, or go to a protest?In this episode, guest host Nicholas McCreary, sustainability coordinator for

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Episode 22: Renewable Fuels Drive Education and an...

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2019/08/22

Guests:Timm MuthDirector, Jackson County Green Energy ParkDillsboro, North CarolinaHost: Sarah BarrThe University of North Carolina at Chapel HillIn this episode, we’ll travel to rural Dillsboro, North Carolina nestled in the southern Appalachian Mountains, where a small county landfill and a passionate engineer are transforming the community’s perspective on waste by using methane to power the Jackson County Green Energy Park, an arts facility offering glassblowing, metalworking, and ceramics

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00:57:37

Episode 21: Institutionalizing Sustainability for...

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2019/08/09

Guests:Jillian BuckholzDirector of Sustainability, California State University — East BayMackenzie CriggerEnergy Conservation and Sustainability Manager, Chapman UniversityJoseph FullertonEnergy and Sustainability Manager, San Mateo County Community College DistrictNurit KatzChief Sustainability Officer, University of California — Los AngelesHost: Dave KarlsgodtPrincipal, Fovea, LLCProduction Assistant: Kaia FindlayIntern, Campus Energy and Sustainability PodcastIn this episode, you'll hear a live

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Episode 20: Streamlining Sustainability Reporting...

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2019/07/02

Julian DautremontDirector of Programs, AASHEHost: Dave KarlsgodtPrincipal, Fovea, LLCProduction Assistant: Sarah BarrFrom energy use to purchasing decisions, waste management to community engagement, it’s no secret that sustainability is a notoriously broad and difficult to measure concept.Creating a comprehensive sustainability rating system was exactly the challenge guest Julian Dautremont and colleagues from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) were

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Episode 19: Sustainable Investing and Divestment

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2019/05/31

Guests:Claire VeutheyDirector of ESG & ImpactOpenInvestMike FiorioTrusteeNorthland College Board of TrusteesHost: Dave KarlsgodtPrincipal, Fovea, LLCRemember the old adage, Put your money where your mouth is? Or maybe, vote with your wallet?No matter which way you say it, money talks. In this episode, Claire Veuthey of OpenInvest and Mike Fiori of Northland College’s Board of Trustees discuss sustainable investments, and how to make financial choices that reflect planet-forward values. Claire,

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Episode 18: University of Virginia's Delta Force Program

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2019/05/02

Guests:Andrea Trimble, CEM, LEED AP BD+C, O+MOffice for Sustainability DirectorUniversity of VirginiaJesse Warren PE, CEM, LEED AP BD+C, O+MSustainability Program Manager for Buildings & OperationsUniversity of VirginiaHost: Dave KarlsgodtPrincipal, Fovea, LLCThe focus of this episode is the University of Virginia’s Delta Force, a self-funded building energy efficiency and sustainability program. You’ll hear how UVA has taken a $400,000 seed fund to yield $42M dollars in energy related cost

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Episode 17: Designing a Sustainable Future:...

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2019/03/07

Guests:Devin Kleiner Senior Project Architect, Senior AssociatePerkins+WillChris MeekAssociate Professor of ArchitectureUniversity of WashingtonKyle McDermottCampus Sustainability Fund CoordinatorUniversity of WashingtonChris HellsternLiving Building Challenge Services DirectorThe Miller Hull PartnershipHost: Dave KarlsgodtPrincipal, Fovea, LLCIn this episode you will hear a live recording made during the 2019 Washington Oregon Higher Education Sustainability conference on the campus of the

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Episode 16: One Lab’s Trash is Another Lab’s...

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2019/02/08

Guests:Julie CahillaneSustainability Associate DirectorNorthwestern UniversityGarry Cooper, PhDCo-founder/CEORheaply, Inc.Host: Dave KarlsgodtPrincipal, Fovea, LLCIn this episode you’ll hear my interview with Julie Cahillane, Sustainability Associate Director at Northwestern University and Dr. Garry Cooper, adjunct professor at Northwestern’s Fineberg School of Medicine and CEO/Co-founder of Rheaply, Inc.In our conversation you’ll hear how Garry has leveraged his experiences working in research

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Episode 15: Landfill-gas flaring project at Central...

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2018/11/30

Guest: Brian CampbellDirector of Sustainability EducationCentral College of Pella, IowaSpecial Guest and Co-host: Rob McKennaPrincipal, Fovea, LLCHost: Dave KarlsgodtPrincipal, Fovea, LLCIn this episode you’ll hear an interview with Brian Campbell, Director of Sustainability Education at Central College in Pella Iowa. Joining me in this episode is Fovea, Principal, Rob McKenna. Together we discuss Central College’s recent climate action plan with a focus on a unique landfill-gas flaring project that

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Episode 14: Solar Carport and Energy Transition at...

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2018/08/22

Guests:Wolfgang BauerUniversity Distinguished Professor and Associate Vice President for Administrative ServicesMichigan State UniversityGary FarhaFounder, President and CEOCustomerFirst RenewablesThe focus of this episode is a large, on-site solar carport installation that recently came online on MSU’s campus. At the time it came online, this was the largest carport solar installation in the United States. As background, Wolfgang shares the rich history of the MSU energy system dating back to the

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Episode 13: The Challenges and Opportunities of...

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2018/07/28

Guests:Eric EberhardtDirector of Energy ServicesEnergy & Facilities Management ServicesUniversity of California, Office of the PresidentLindsey KalkbrennerDirector, Sustainability, University OperationsDirector, Center for SustainabilitySanta Clara UniversityFletcher AlexanderSustainability Programs Manager, Institute for Sustainable DevelopmentCalifornia State University, ChicoTyler Durchslag-RichardsonSenior Analyst, Facilities Services and Integrated PlanningCalifornia Institute of

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Episode 12: Find Your Sustain Ability - Dr. Lee...

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2018/06/14

Guest: Lee F. Ball Jr., PhDChief Sustainability Officer, Appalachian State UniversityHost: Dave Karlsgodt, Principal, Fovea, LLCIn this episode you’ll hear my interview with Dr. Lee Ball. Lee is the Chief Sustainability Office at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina. While our goal for this conversation was to talk about his podcast, “Find Your Sustain Ability” we also get into a myriad of other topics. Lee will explain the robust sustainability program at Appalachian State and how

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Episode 11: Putting a Price on Carbon - Nathan Graf,...

Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast ·

2018/05/28

Guest: Nathan GrafClimate Action Senior Fellow, Swarthmore CollegeHost: Dave Karlsgodt, Principal, Fovea, LLCMy guest in this episode is Nathan Graf from Swarthmore College, a small liberal arts college located just outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Nathan and I discussed Swarthmore’s carbon charge program. Nathan explains the origin of their policy, the nuts-and-bolts of how the charge is calculated, and how the funds from the program are used. We go on to discuss how putting a price on carbon

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