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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Foundation for Advancement in Conservation (FAIC) Will Conduct Research and Develop Tools Enabling Cultural Heritage Professionals to Make Institution-specific Decisions to Lower Environmental Impacts. Faic Will Partner With Researchers to Understand the Carbon Impact of Six Activities Central to Museum Collections Work: Treatment; Environmental Control; Emergency Preparedness; Time-based Media and Digitization; Pest Control; and Object Loans. for Each Topic, the Project Will Create an Environmental Modeling Tool to Calculate Energy Use and Environmental Impacts; a Case Study Demonstrating the Model; a User Guide to Help Generate Results; and a Sustainability Action Guide to Provide Information and Advice Based on Site-specific Results. by Providing Tools and Information Needed for Professionals to Make More Sustainable Daily Choices, This Project Will Address Increasing Concerns About Energy Use Within the Field.
Committed
$691,965
Paid out
$138.7K
20%
Committed, not yet paid
$553.2K
80%
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