Its just high time for the running gear.Its time for a change.Relying on what what used to for last thirty years os now over.Come on people lets switched to nature Mr GREEN.Nothing beats the Greenish job.Green is fresh.
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Oct 18, 2008 05:05:49 AM
Green Jobs
I believe you are missing a serious point. You need to "get the rubber on the road" by training people in every community to retrofit existing housing with conservation and renewable energy equipment. This requires RE Schools working with Community Development Corporations to produce the Energy Tech personel to do the work and the CDC funnels the Green Job money into the community. WIN-WIN-WIN Put people to work installing equipment, people to work making the equipment and retrofitting our housing base into energy efficient and cost effective housing that lowers our national energy requirements withoutnew Nukes....
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Oct 10, 2008 13:27:00 PM
Sustainability and LEED points
Yes, architectural careers in green building are something to be happy about. More and more corporate and residential clients will require green building and remodeling experience. Architects and interior designers can build up LEED points in their projects by searching out and using eco-friendly products like cork for flooring and wallcoverings. We welcome visitors to our cork oak blog to learn more about how cork can help in the LEED categories so important to building sustainably and responsibly.
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