Air & Climate
Introduction
Global climate change is having myriad negative impacts throughout the world, including increased frequency and potency of extreme weather events, sea level rise, species extinction, water shortages, declining agricultural production, and spread of diseases. The impacts are particularly pronounced for low-income communities and countries. In addition, institutions that inventory and take steps to reduce their air pollutant emissions can positively impact the health of the campus community, as well as the health of their local communities and regions.
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This tab provides access to data collected through AASHE’s Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System™ (STARS). STARS is a transparent, self-reporting framework for colleges and universities to measure their sustainability performance. STARS enables meaningful comparisons over time and across institutions using a common set of measurements developed with broad participation from the campus sustainability community. Additional content and advanced benchmarking tools will be added to this tab over time.
Programs and Initiatives
The following links connect to specific Content Displays on the STARS website (AASHE membership and log-in required).
- Methodologies used to conduct GHG inventories
- Methodologies used to validate/verify GHG emissions inventories
- GHG inventories
Scores
The following link connects to the Score Display on the STARS website (AASHE membership and log-in required).
Air & Climate Partners
8760 Engineering
St. Louis, MOBusiness Affiliate
Aircuity, Inc.
Newton, MABusiness Affiliate
Climate Remediation Foundation
Cambridge, MABusiness Affiliate
Coalesce
Boston, MABusiness Affiliate
CustomerFirst Renewables
Gaithersburg, MDBusiness Affiliate
Delta M Incorporated
Milton, ONBusiness Affiliate
Foam Cycle LLC
Augusta, NJBusiness Affiliate
Fovea, LLC
Seattle, WABusiness Affiliate
Second Nature
Boston, MABusiness Affiliate
Soli
Cambridge, MABusiness Affiliate