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== [[Which industrial systems must be redesigned for sustainability?]] ==
== Which industrial systems must be redesigned for sustainability? <!--former link--> ==
==== Natural Resources ====
==== Natural Resources ====
* Water
* Water
* Air
* Air
* Land
* Land
** [[FTLUS, Freight Transportation Land Use Strategy]]
** FTLUS, Freight Transportation Land Use Strategy <!--former link-->
** [[RE-BAR, Rail Enabled Brownfield Asset Redevelopment]]
** RE-BAR, Rail Enabled Brownfield Asset Redevelopment<!--former link-->
====Transportation====
====Transportation====
*Rail
*Rail
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** Biomass
** Biomass
====Forestry====
====Forestry====
* [[RE-FOREST, Rail Enabled Forest-to-Market Systems]]
*RE-FOREST, Rail Enabled Forest-to-Market Systems<!--former link-->
** Wood
** Wood
** Pulp
** Pulp
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==== Mining====
==== Mining====
* Minerals
* Minerals
** [[RE-STEM, Rail Enabled Sustainable Transportation of Essential Minerals]]
**RE-STEM, Rail Enabled Sustainable Transportation of Essential Minerals<!--former link-->
* Metals
* Metals
* Coal
* Coal
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====Materials====
====Materials====
*Containers and Packaging
*Containers and Packaging
**[[RE-GLASS, Rail Enabled Glass Logistics and Sustainable Supply]]
**RE-GLASS, Rail Enabled Glass Logistics and Sustainable Supply<!--former link-->
*Construction Materials
*Construction Materials
**Cement and Aggregates
**Cement and Aggregates
***[[RE-CARD, Cement and Aggregates Regional Distribution]]
***RE-CARD, Cement and Aggregates Regional Distribution<!--former link-->
**Refractory
**Refractory
**Lumber
**Lumber
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*Mechanical and structural components
*Mechanical and structural components
==== Energy ====
==== Energy ====
* [[RE-POWER, Rail Enabled Power Distribution]]
*RE-POWER, Rail Enabled Power Distribution<!--former link-->


==== Waste ====
==== Waste ====
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* Municipal
* Municipal
** Glass
** Glass
*** [[RE-GLASS, Rail Enabled Glass Logistics and Sustainable Supply ]]
***RE-GLASS, Rail Enabled Glass Logistics and Sustainable Supply<!--former link-->
* Construction and demolition waste
* Construction and demolition waste
*Agricultural  
*Agricultural  
* Wood waste
* Wood waste


==[[What are the design criteria for CAPSI?]]==
==What are the design criteria for CAPSI? <!--former link-->==


==== What Principles do stakeholders want for CAPSI? ====
==== What Principles do stakeholders want for CAPSI? ====
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==== What Measures do stakeholders want to apply? ====
==== What Measures do stakeholders want to apply? ====


==[[What is the timeline for CAPSI?]]==
==What is the timeline for CAPSI? <!--former link--> ==


==[[How must planning evolve to support sustainable industrial systems?]]==
==How must planning evolve to support sustainable industrial systems? <!--former link-->==


==== What is OTNA’s Collaborative Industrial Optimization? ====
==== What is OTNA’s Collaborative Industrial Optimization? ====
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* Action Plans
* Action Plans


==== [[What are the geographic planning regions of CAPSI?]] ====
==== What are the geographic planning regions of CAPSI? <!--former link-->====
== [[How must capital deployment evolve to support sustainable industrial systems?]] ==
==How must capital deployment evolve to support sustainable industrial systems? <!--former link-->==


==== What do we call this approach to industrial investment? ====
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==== How do we want public agencies’ approach to capital deployment to evolve? ====
==== How do we want public agencies’ approach to capital deployment to evolve? ====


== [[CAPSI Knowledge Center|What knowledge resources accurately inform CAPSI?]] ==
==[[CAPSI Knowledge Center|What knowledge resources accurately inform CAPSI?]] <!--former link--> ==

Revision as of 15:08, 10 September 2024

Which industrial systems must be redesigned for sustainability?

Natural Resources

  • Water
  • Air
  • Land
    • FTLUS, Freight Transportation Land Use Strategy
    • RE-BAR, Rail Enabled Brownfield Asset Redevelopment

Transportation

Agriculture

  • Inputs
    • Land use
    • Soil
    • Water
    • Enhancements
  • Processing
  • Outputs
    • Food
    • Energy
    • Biomass

Forestry

  • RE-FOREST, Rail Enabled Forest-to-Market Systems
    • Wood
    • Pulp
    • Paper

Mining

  • Minerals
    • RE-STEM, Rail Enabled Sustainable Transportation of Essential Minerals
  • Metals
  • Coal
  • Oil and Gas

Manufacturing

  • Metals
  • Chemicals
  • Equipment
  • Textiles

Materials

  • Containers and Packaging
    • RE-GLASS, Rail Enabled Glass Logistics and Sustainable Supply
  • Construction Materials
    • Cement and Aggregates
      • RE-CARD, Cement and Aggregates Regional Distribution
    • Refractory
    • Lumber
  • Metals
  • Plastics
  • Paper

Construction

  • Factories
  • Warehouses
  • Powerplants
  • Mechanical and structural components

Energy

  • RE-POWER, Rail Enabled Power Distribution

Waste

  • Industrial
  • Commercial
  • Municipal
    • Glass
      • RE-GLASS, Rail Enabled Glass Logistics and Sustainable Supply
  • Construction and demolition waste
  • Agricultural
  • Wood waste

What are the design criteria for CAPSI?

What Principles do stakeholders want for CAPSI?

What Goals do stakeholders want to set?

What Protocols do stakeholders agree on?

What Outcomes do stakeholders envision?

  • What outcomes do we want for the environment?
  • What outcomes do we want for citizens?
  • What outcomes do we want for business owners?
  • What outcomes do we want for investors?
  • What resources does society need and want?
  • What goods does society need and want?

What Measures do stakeholders want to apply?

What is the timeline for CAPSI?

How must planning evolve to support sustainable industrial systems?

What is OTNA’s Collaborative Industrial Optimization?

How do we want public-sector economic development to contribute to sustainable industrial systems?

How do we want land use decisions to contribute to sustainable industrial systems?

  • What is OTNA’s Industrial Land Value Optimization?

How do we want transportation planning to evolve in support of sustainable industrial systems?

How do we account for the full impact of industrial systems in advancing sustainability?

  • What is OTNA’s Land Freight Lifecycle Analysis?
    • OnTrackNorthAmerica’s Land Freight Lifecycle Impact Analysis and Calculator reinvent benefit-cost analysis to guide sustainable highway and railway goods movement investments.

How must interactions among public and private sector entities evolve to support systemwide sustainability?

  • Laws
  • Regulations
  • Permitting
  • RFQs
  • RFIs
  • RFPs
  • Proposals
  • Contracts
  • Work Scopes
  • Studies and Reports
  • Action Plans

What are the geographic planning regions of CAPSI?

How must capital deployment evolve to support sustainable industrial systems?

What do we call this approach to industrial investment?

  • Sustainable Systems Capitalization

How do we want investors’ approach to capital deployment to evolve?

How do we want stakeholders’ approach to capital deployment to evolve?

How do we want lenders’ approach to capital deployment to evolve?

How do we want public agencies’ approach to capital deployment to evolve?

What knowledge resources accurately inform CAPSI?

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