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Stacey Glenewinkel, LEED AP |
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While at Western Washington University Stacey held positions as the Co-chair and Treasurer of the Huxley Chapter of the Air and Waste Management Association. The Pacific Northwest International Section of A&WMA holds an annual conference which includes the Environmental Challenge, a student competition. Student teams work on developing innovative solutions to tough, real world (but hypothetical) environmental problems. They develop a proposal, attend the PNWIS annual conference, and present their ideas to conference attendees and a panel of judges. Stacey participated in the competition in 2006 and 2007 and took home the 1st place prize both years.
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1st Place Team –2007 |
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1st Place Team - 2006 |
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2006 The Harbour Environmental Linkage Project was a large-scale, waterfront redevelopment project in Victoria, B.C. A biodiesel plant was the primary focus of the revitalization effort. Stacey’s team represented a group of advisors who were appointed by Victoria’s Energy Commissioner to assess the feasibility of the proposed project. Issues to be considered were the location, the energy requirements, environmental impacts, hazardous materials and related transportation issues to and from southern Vancouver Island. Stacey’s team appealed to the judges because of their broad based approach. The team’s recommended strategies for reducing costs and mitigating environmental impacts were practical and forward thinking. The team went outside the box by visiting the actual site and incorporating the role players into their presentation. View |
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2007 After the EPA established new waste water discharge limits for the meat and poultry industry, a rendering plant owner in rural Idaho needed an innovative and cost effective way to comply. Stacey’s multi-disciplinary team captured the attention of the judges by developing an innovative five-phase proposal that included the construction of an anaerobic digester to sustainably manage waste while producing three new revenue generating outputs: electricity, liquid fertilizer and compost. View |
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