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Deborah
Dunning is the public voice
of The Green Standard and speaks with passion about the importance for each
one of us to become engaged in making “choices for the environment”
in the products we select at work, at home, and in our community organizations.
Her work is focused on bringing individuals and institutions together to create
education, technology and training on science-based yet user-friendly tools
that facilitate sustainable product design, manufacture, selection, use and
end of product life disposal. To this role, Deborah brings 15 years of experience
in exhibit development and in sustainable community development. She prepared
for leading The Green Standard’s development of “a trio of tools”
using Life Cycle Assessment with graduate level courses in this area. Deborah
serves as member of the “LCA into LEED” workgroup of the U. S. Green
Building Council and the Life Cycle Initiative of the UN Environment Program.