No institution-owned, leased or operated buildings or other holdings are omitted.

This tool appeared to be the most comprehensive and widely used by peer institutions.

1. Clean Air-Cool Planet, v. 5
2. Biodiesel emissions coefficients are from Clean Air-Cool Planet, v. 6
3. The emissions coeffiecient for AVGAS is from www.eia.doe.gov/oiaf/1605/ggrpt/excel/CO2_coeff.xls

Information was obtained for this report through interviews, phone calls, and e-mails. The inventory was conducted over a two month period, from early September to early November, 2008. The lead inventory team was Lane's Sustainability Office consisting of:
-Jennifer Hayward, Sustainability Coordinator
-Anna Scott, Energy Analyst
-Mike Sims, Recycling Coordinator.

Others at Lane Community College and in the surrounding community who contributed to this report include:
-Janet Anderson, Director, Foundation
-Susan Barba, Administrative Specialist, Florence Center
-Amy Bennett, Administrative Coordinator, Advance Tech
-Frank Drencagz, Lead Horticulturalist, Facilities Management and Planning
-Alan Feldmayer, Accountant, College Finance
-Judy Ann Fuller, Administrative Specialist, Facilities Management and Planning
-Mary Jo Kreindel, Administrative Coordinator, Arts
-David Macon, Mailroom Coordinator, Printing & Graphics
-Sonja Mae, Teaching Assistant, Science
-Peggy Sherman-Hill, Flight Technology
-Jeri Steele, Accountant, Foundation
-Susan Tatar, Administrative Specialist, Facilities Management and Planning
-Craig Taylor, Director, Institutional Research, Assessment, and Planning
-Kevin Williams, HVAC Technician, Facilities Management and Planning
-Carol Woodman, Cooperative Education

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The inventory team was not able to collect information in the following areas:
1) Gasoline purchased at the Florence campus
2) Refrigerant releases

However, the team estimates that emissions from these sources have a de minimis effect on the inventory based on the number of employees at the Florence campus and based on refrigerant release amounts in the past and total possible refrigerant releases.

The information used to estimate emissions from air travel was very limited. Currently, information on air miles traveled is not available at the college and information on funds spent on air fare is also not centrally collected. The only information available was the amounts spent in two account codes that are most often used for travel. Air fare was estimated as a percent of the total amount spent on travel in these two account codes. Air miles were estimated based on current average cost per mile for air fare.

The information used to estimate emissions from commuting was also very limited and seemed to result in a very high estimation of emissions from commuting. The estimation was made using the following information:
-student zip codes
-number of students who obtained a “free” bus pass
-bus rider counts provided by the college’s bus service.

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10% of the electricity purchased for our Eugene campuses is "Greenpower" from our utility, the Eugene Water and Electric Board. This Greenpower is Green-e certified. 98% of the Greenpower is from wind installations in Oregon and Washington. 2% is from solar installations in Eugene. For more information, see http://www.eweb.org/Home/Renewable/Greenpower/resources.htm.

25% of the electricity for our Cottage Grove campus comes from wind power purchased from our utility, Emerald People's Utility District. For more information about this utilities wind power, see http://www.epud.org/renewnrg.aspx.

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