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Imagine KC: Energy Efficiency and Conservation

Episode 2: Energy Efficiency and Conservation

This second episode will focus on the third C, Conservation, as we talk about energy efficiency and conservation in our built environment — the homes we live in, the buildings where we work, the schools we attend, even our city and county facilities.

By making our built environment more energy efficient and conserving energy, we save money, protect natural resources and create more attractive and comfortable places to live, work, learn and recreate. This episode will take a look at work that’s leading the way toward a more sustainable energy future for our region. We’ll explore the benefits of LEED-certified building practices in the public and private sectors, community weatherization initiatives to help residents save energy and money, and we’ll learn about new and exciting energy technologies designed to improve our homes and public services.

This episode will look at the successes of the Johnson County Sunset Buildings in Olathe; Posty Cards Plant in KCMO; JE Dunn Headquarters in downtown KCMO; and Project Living Proof .

 

Imagine KC has been generously funded by: Hall Family Foundation, Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City,  Garney Family Foundation Fund, ULI Kansas City, Lafarge, Inc. and the Kansas City Chapter of the AIA.


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Imagine KC: Introduction of the 3 Cs

Episode 1: Introduction of the 3 Cs

The first episode of a twelve-part series describes examples of community successes in Lee’s Summit, Troost Corridor and Shawnee, KS., as well as work now underway across the region.

Watch the full episode. See more KCPT Specials.

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Imagine KC: Where Can We Go From Here?

Creating a sustainable Kansas City region, one idea at a time

What should our region look like in 20, 30 or 40 years? How can Greater Kansas City build a sustainable future? In April, 2009 KCPT and the Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) are partnered on an innovative community engagement project that spanned seven months, involved thousands of citizens and culminated with a live program involving citizens at home, on campuses around the Metro and in the KCPT studio.

The results will shape local decisions for years to come as elected officials, planners and other local leaders use the feedback from this project to shape their own ideas about how our region can become more sustainable.

Imagine KC is a co-production between KCPT & MARC

Imagine KC Project team
Bridging The Gap
Kansas City Public Television
Mid-America Regional Council
One KC Voice
Regional Transit Alliance
University of Kansas

Platinum Sponsors
Burns & McDonnell
KCP&L

Bronze Sponsors
Johnson County Government
Mr. Goodcents Foundation

Major funding for this project is provided by the Federal Highway Administration.

U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Adminstration Arnold Imaging

Burns & McDonnell since 1898 KCP&L

The Whole Person

Watch the entire program online

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