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    Thomas Day has represented the USPS at all FMA Summits as a Key Note Speaker; sharing with us and our delegation the United States Postal Services’ success stories on current energy efficiency initiatives within the organization. See in the above presentation, an overview of US Postal Service efforts to reduce the environmental impacts resulting from its operations. Provide an overview of efforts to reduce energy consumption, petroleum fuel consumption, water consumption, hazardous waste, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions. In addition to providing this overview of USPS efforts, also provide an update to the Green Roof projects at the Morgan Processing Center in Manhattan and the Colvin-Elmwood Post Office in Syracuse NY. The Morgan Station project is one of the larger ones of its type in the US, while Colvin-Elmwood is on a much smaller scale. The Covin-Elmwood Green Roof was the result of an outreach on the part of the Onondaga Country and the Save the Rain program.

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    Thomas Day has represented the USPS at all FMA Summits as a Key Note Speaker; sharing with us and our delegation the United States Postal Services’ success stories on current energy efficiency initiatives within the organization. See in the above presentation, an overview of US Postal Service efforts to reduce the environmental impacts resulting from its operations. Provide an overview of efforts to reduce energy consumption, petroleum fuel consumption, water consumption, hazardous waste, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions. In addition to providing this overview of USPS efforts, also provide an update to the Green Roof projects at the Morgan Processing Center in Manhattan and the Colvin-Elmwood Post Office in Syracuse NY. The Morgan Station project is one of the larger ones of its type in the US, while Colvin-Elmwood is on a much smaller scale. The Covin-Elmwood Green Roof was the result of an outreach on the part of the Onondaga Country and the Save the Rain program.

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    United States Postal Service

    Diunggah oleh

    Andrea Neufeld
    Thomas Day has represented the USPS at all FMA Summits as a Key Note Speaker; sharing with us and our delegation the United States Postal Services’ success stories on current energy efficiency initiatives within the organization. See in the above presentation, an overview of US Postal Service efforts to reduce the environmental impacts resulting from its operations. Provide an overview of efforts to reduce energy consumption, petroleum fuel consumption, water consumption, hazardous waste, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions. In addition to providing this overview of USPS efforts, also provide an update to the Green Roof projects at the Morgan Processing Center in Manhattan and the Colvin-Elmwood Post Office in Syracuse NY. The Morgan Station project is one of the larger ones of its type in the US, while Colvin-Elmwood is on a much smaller scale. The Covin-Elmwood Green Roof was the result of an outreach on the part of the Onondaga Country and the Save the Rain program.

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    United States Postal Service

    FMA Summit Progressive Energy, Environment & Sustainability

    2013

    From the Postmaster General

    Being a sustainability leader goes hand in hand with being leaner, smarter and faster. . . keys to a viable Postal Service.

    We need to continue to optimize our network, realign our workforce, reduce energy use and our physical footprint, and drive costs out of every aspect of the Postal Service.
    Leadership in sustainability requires support and involvement from all of you.

    Sustainability at USPS

    Three areas of focus:

    Environmental Compliance
    Corporate Sustainability Initiatives Energy Initiatives

    USPS Performance
    FY 2012 (9.9%)

    TARGET Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions (20% by 2020)

    Reduce Facility Energy Use (30% by 2015)


    Reduce Postal Vehicle Fuel Use (20% by 2020) Waste Diversion / Recycling (50% of Waste to Recycling by 2015)

    (33.9%)

    4.6%

    48%

    Products and Services

    Carbon Accounting

    Federal Recycling Program

    Secure Destruction

    Financial Challenges at USPS

    FY12 - $65.2 Billion Total Revenue FY 12 - $15.9 Billion Loss FY 12 - $11.1 Billion Default on Retiree Health Benefit Prepayment 2006 Postal Accountability Enhancement Act required USPS to estimate 75 years of future Retiree Health Benefits and amortize the payment over 10 years (2007 2016) USPS has reached it legislated cumulative debt ceiling of $15 Billion
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    Green Roofs
    At the

    United States Postal Service

    Morgan Station NY

    Original facility built in 1933; 2.2 million square feet Green Roof began September 2008; completed July 2009

    109,000 square feet, nearly 2.5 acres


    2nd Largest in NYC and one of the largest in the US Reduction of polluted runoff by 75% in summer and 35% in winter
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    Morgan Station NY Green Roof

    Morgan Station NY Green Roof

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    Colvin-Elmwood Post Office

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    Colvin-Elmwood Post Office

    2nd USPS Green Roof in Syracuse NY


    A partnership with Onondaga County and Save the Rain A new roof at no cost to USPS

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    Onondaga County & Save the Rain

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    Impacted Area

    Post Office

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    Combined Sewer Overflows (CSO)

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    Onondaga County Investments

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    Save the Rain Website

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    View of the current roof

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    Project: Project Owner:

    Green Roof at the Colvin-Elmwood Post Office US Postal Service

    Project Location:
    Green Roof Capture Area: Runoff Reduction: Year Contracted: Bid Price: Prime Contractor:

    2200 South Salina Street Syracuse NY


    13,000 sq. ft. 226,000 gal/year 2012 $242,860 Weatherguard Tecta America

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    Summary

    USPS committed to Sustainability

    Green Roof projects have proven beneficial


    Collaboration with Onondaga County and Save the Rain Expanded lifespan for roof (50 years vs. 20 years) Insulation that provides heating and cooling savings Reduced storm water runoff to meet the needs of the Postal Service and the community we serve

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