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    GREENBUILD IN BOSTON

    Attendees of the 2008 Greenbuild International Conference and Expo had good reason to be excited. Since the conference's debut in 2002 in Austin, Texas, when just over 4,000 people gathered to discuss the importance of sustainable design, Greenbuild has expanded dramatically.

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    BRINGING SUSTAINABILITY AND URBANISM TOGETHER

    There are numerous benefits to fusing sustainable development and urban development concepts. Moreover, pedestrian-oriented, urbanist-project approaches have been vigorously embraced by many environmental groups. It is not, however, intuitively obvious to everyone why high-density, extensively hardscaped projects would be good for the environment.

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    Could New Energy Labels Chill European Fridge Sales? — New York Times, 2009.0204

    Arctic Storms Seen Worsening; Threat to Oil, Ships — Reuters, 2009.0204

    Web Camera Eyes Warming — from Ocean Floor — MSNBC, 2009.0204

    Dark Days for Green Energy — New York Times, 2009.0204

    Dark Days for Green Energy — New York Times, 2009.0203

    Personal Carbon Budgets Possible by 2020, Says Head of RSA Study — Guardian Unlimited, 2009.0203

    Exxon Posts Record 2008 Profit Despite Slip in 4th Quarter — New York Times, 2009.0131

    Low-Cost LEDs May Slash Household Electric Bills within Five Years — ENN, 2009.0130

    Is There an Ideal Sustainable Home? — RiverWired, 2009.0130

    Rising Acidity Threatens Oceans — New York Times, 2009.0130

    China Must Rethink Wind Power Policies — SciDev, 2009.0129

    The Language of Change — Nature, 2009.0129

    Gore Urges Congress to Confront Climate Emergency — Environmental News Service, 2009.0128

    Living Building Challenge House to Be Built in Vancouver, Washington — Daily Journal of Commerce, 2009.0128

    After Katrina, New Orleans Is Going Green — Houston Chronicle, 2009.0127

    California Building Owners See Green in New Regulation — TriplePundit, 2009.0126

    Home for Good's Proposed Design — My Ballard, 2009.0126

    UK Looks on from Sidelines at Green Energy Summit — Guardian Unlimited, 2009.0126

    Obama Acts to Reverse Bush Climate Moves — Reuters, 2009.0126

    Old Turbines Get a Second Wind through Remanufacturing — New York Times, 2009.0126

    Analysts Warn Emissions Are Growing — New York Times, 2009.0126

    A New Energy Regulator Takes the Helm — New York Times, 2009.0126

    Inhofe and "Environmental Thuggery" — New York Times, 2009.0126

    Clinton Names Climate Envoy — New York Times, 2009.0126

    A Green-Thinking President Makes His First Move — New York Times, 2009.0125

    World Leaders Meet to Discuss Renewable Energy — Guardian Unlimited, 2009.0124

    D.C. Green Building Law Hits Enforcement Snag — BuildingGreen, 2009.0123

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