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The Top 20 Green Building Trends for 2011

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The Top 20 Green Building Trends for 2011

A list of top green building trends for 2011 is provided by Green building consultant, Jerry Yudelson and Tom Breunig, director of marketing, of Earth Advantage Institute.

Green Event Spotlight: West Coast Green

By Tracey de Morsella on July 22, 2009 Comments Off on Green Event Spotlight: West Coast Green building science, CA, Clean tech, employers, energy, energy economy, green job fair, greening existing buildings, job fair, San Francisco, smart systems, social innovation, stimulus package and green job development, Tribal Development, Water, West Coast Green

West Coast Green is the largest conference on green innovation for the built environment. On October 1st-3rd at the Fort Mason Center in San Francisco 14,000 thought leaders and forward thinkers will convene to engage in dynamic, big-picture, systems-thinking to reinvent business, laugh, make connections, affect policy, and create meaningful and lasting positive change. The event will spotlight 125 speakers, 104 education and networking sessions and 333 exhibits.