The California Academy of Sciences is a shining example of dedication to energy efficiency and energy awareness. The newly renovated museum is now the largest public LEED platinum building in the world. It harbors a variety of green features including radiant floor heating, natural light and ventilation, renewable energy, water efficient fixtures, recycled building materials, and a living roof. In addition to building green, the Academy focuses on sustainability education, offering interactive exhibits to encourage visitors to reduce their carbon consumption and take daily action to save energy. Exhibits are designed to instill a sense of wonder about the natural world and to allow visitors from around the world an opportunity to learn about our planet, and how best to preserve a sustainable future.