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According to the story, the building is 48 percent more energy efficient than a conventional building, and has such green features as geothermal heating, recycled building materials and automatic dimming lights.
State Assemblyman Jack McEneny said: "This is a building that every day, like the college itself, teaches us what the future can be."
The cost of the construction was $14 million, and the The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority contributed about $150,000 towards the geothermal system, the story added.
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