1.1. The 2,800 square-foot four bedroom house will be built on a concrete foundation.
2. Carlton, the owner of Palouse Synergy Systems, said eastern Washington could be transformed into a renewable energy leader if people understood the benefits.
3. “I got a double with a full bath,” said John Gardner, WSU Vice President of Economic Development and Global Engagement. “I lived in Gannon-Golds for two years, and then I switched over here—[this is a] huge difference.”
4. PCEI is hoping to offer workshops similar to the artists’ studio roof, so that locals can value and know how to implement sustainable techniques, she said.
5. “The new dorm is likely to receive the silver rating,” Gardner said.
Everything we do has a consequence,” Englund said about sustainability methods, consumption, and ecological footprints. “We just have to be aware [of] the butterfly effect.”
6. He also raises money for student scholarships.
7. She said she has been ostracized in her dorm, and if things keep going like they are she might move to another hall.
8. Though helping to improve Pullman’s atmosphere, SEL doesn’t make Pullman immune from the recession, Sherman said.
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