Christopher Field, Global Ecology Building, Carnegie Institution

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Abstract: Christopher Field, director of the Carnegie Institution's Global Ecology Department, shows energy-efficient features of new global ecology building. The Carnegie Institution dedicated a new, environmentally innovative building on campus to house its Global Ecology Department, established in 2002 for interdisciplinary study of Earth’s ecosystems. Built to last a century, the $5.5 million facility maximizes energy efficiency, minimizes waste and uses recycled materials – including redwood siding from 100-year-old wine barrels and crumbled concrete from other buildings.

Producer	Stanford University. News and Publications Service

Subject	Field, Christopher B.
Subject	Carnegie Institution of Washington. Department of Global Ecology
Genre	Unedited footage

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