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| Designed to eliminate risk, the Filter states that components, systems, and complete products can/should/must be measured on quantifiable scales against every other component, system, or product so that the manufacturer knows where it stands, not only against the competition, but with the target buyer as well. Because energy is the third-largest line item in commercial property operating budgets, quantifiable energy reduction efforts are an effective way to control costs for building operators while also helping to preserve the environment," said Gerard Schumm, senior vice president of operations and chair of Trizec's energy committee. Schools of America are so caught up on the desire for quantifiable numbers that they have forgotten that education is only valuable not when it is measurable but [transforming]," says Barry Bradford, history teacher at Adlai Stevenson High School and supervisor of the Mississippi Burning project. |
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