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    CLIMATE ACTION NOW

    Last week in Tackling Climate Change we took a reality check on the level of challenge embodied in established targets for reducing emissions of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide.

    This week, we're announcing a new call to action for architecture firms across the United States and around the world.

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    TACKLING CLIMATE CHANGE

    Just about a year ago, Al Gore rocked the national AIA Convention in San Antonio with a climactic final keynote address, and received a prolonged standing ovation from thousands of architects who had lined up for hours to get in.

    Gore expressed the compelling case on global climate change, anchoring the powerful presentation with this silver spur to action for design professionals:

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    BEHNISCH IN BOSTON

    With ever-rising energy prices, commercial tenants in office buildings have begun to consider the increasing cost of heating, cooling, and lighting their spaces as a "second rent." Savvy developers and architects are responding to their concern by making new buildings far more energy efficient than in the recent past.

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    A Casting Call for Sexy Cars (Hybrids Need Not Apply) — New York Times, 2008.0508

    Oil Giants to Settle Water Suit — New York Times, 2008.0508

    Senate Democrats Criticize EPA for Impeding Science — McClatchy, 2008.0507

    U.S. Consumers Rank Last in World Survey of Green Habits — McClatchy, 2008.0507

    AFP Canada Rapped over Kyoto Registry — Yahoo News, 2008.0507

    Bringing Wind Power to Off-Grid Guatemalan Villages — Inhabitat (blog), 2008.0507

    Warming May Be Greatest Threat to Tropical Species — New York Times, 2008.0506

    Bloomfield Hills Home Builder Pulte Gets National 'Green' Honor — Oakland Business Review, 2008.0506

    Reuters Myanmar Believes 13,000 Dead, Missing from Cyclone — Yahoo News, 2008.0505

    UN Breaks Ground for Headquarters Overhaul, Greening — Earth Times, 2008.0505

    Pre-Fab Homes — Sustainable Industries, 2008.0505

    The Greening of Greensburg — BusinessWeek, 2008.0505

    Green Architecture Versus Great Architecture — Green Building Elements, 2008.0505

    Japan, China to Join in S$409.2m CO2 Project — AsiaOne, 2008.0503

    Energy Conservation Hits the Roof — Daily Herald, 2008.0503

    Green Vs. Greenbacks in Homes — Chicago Tribune, 2008.0502

    We’Ll Live in Polystyrene Homes Soon, Says Group — NE Business, 2008.0502

    A Green Utopia Grows in the Arizona Desert — Salt Lake Tribune, 2008.0502

    Climate Troubles Brewing for Beer Makers — Nature, 2008.0502

    Charcoal's Green Image Blackened — Nature, 2008.0501

    'Ocean Deserts' Are Growing — Nature, 2008.0501

    EU Seeks Green Label for Wood Furniture — International Herald Tribune, 2008.0429

    Antarctic Ice Threatened by Ozone-Hole Recovery — Nature, 2008.0429

    Harlem’S First Affordable Green Housing — Inhabitat (blog), 2008.0429

    Urban Planning Needs Green Rethink — BBC News, 2008.0429

    Congress Delaying Energy, Housing Aids, Bush Says — NPR, 2008.0429

    For Houston Builders, Going 'Green' Won't Be Optional — Houston Chronicle, 2008.0428

    Russia Says Has No Plans to Cap Carbon Emissions — Guardian Unlimited, 2008.0428

    Los Angeles Passes Ambitious Green Building Law — Habitat (blog), 2008.0428

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