Systems Thinking for Green Buildings: Feedback Loops and Leverage Points
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Systems Thinking for Green Buildings: Feedback Loops and Leverage Points
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Systems thinking is how green building professionals see a project as a whole. This lesson covers open versus closed systems and why closing the loop is the path to sustainable buildings, emergent properties, positive and negative feedback loops (with everyday examples like a savings account and a thermostat), and leverage points, the places in a system where a small change produces big results. It closes on why asking the right questions is how project teams move toward sustainability.
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