Wrapping up
If you're a UNB student completing this module for coursework, be sure to complete the reflection section as part of your requirements.
Call to action
Explore the Hans W. Klohn Commons building (on our Saint John campus) and the Kinesiology Building (on our Fredericton campus) which are both LEED certified buildings.
Resources
Learn more
- Benefits of Green Infrastructure
- Climate Atlas
- Comprehensive List of Eco-friendly Building Materials
- Fossil Fuel
- Framework for Creating Online Learning Modules
- GHG Emissions for buildings
- Green Building and UN SDGs
- Green Building Illustrated
- Green Building Policy
- Green building: Improving the lives of billions by helping to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals - World Green Building Council (worldgbc.org)
- Green Buildings Material
- Greenhouse Gas Sinks in Canada
- Grey Water
- Household Guide to Water Efficiency
- Indoor Air Quality
- Introduction to Indoor Air Quality | US EPA
- Kinesiology Building Project Report
- Life Cycle Assessment
- Passive Design Toolkits
- PLAEX Building Systems Inc.
- Reducing EUI to Achieve Net Zero: The Role of Facilities Management
- Sustainable Fuel Handbook
- Sustainable Site Planning Guide
- sustainable-material-selection-green-building-projects
- Synergies between LEED and SDGs
- The Green Building Revolution
- UNB Energy Management Program Report
- Waste Management Healthy Green Buildings
- Water Conservation, Efficiency and Productivity: Principles, Definitions, Performance Measures
- WELL Building Standard
- What is LEED Certification
- What Is Green Infrastructure? – Green Infrastructure Ontario
- Why Quality of Educational Environments affects the Quality of learning inside them
