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"Climate Change and Preserving Cultural Heritage in the 21st Century"

Join green urbanism senior program associate Ted Bardacke as he participates in "Climate Change and Preserving Cultural Heritage in the 21st Century," a panel discussion at the Getty Center on November 8th.

Co-hosted by NRDC and the Getty Conservation Institute, and moderated by Frances Anderton, the host of KCRW's "DnA: Design and Architecture," the panel of experts from the United States and the United Kingdom will examine the increasing impact global warming has on our cities, buildings and historic monuments, and how core values of historic preservation -- sustainability and reuse of materials -- play a significant role in addressing this issue.

Open House at GBRC to celebrate 4th Anniversary

Global Green USA's Green Building Resource Center, a partnership between Global Green USA and the City of Santa Monica, is celebrating its success! 

The resource center is thrilled to show the public a newly remodeled center, highlighted innovative green building products and to announce upcoming new professional development series for building professionals and an array of exciting green building programs for the public.

Walker Wells Presents at West Coast Green '08

 Walker Wells presented to a packed audience on the opening day of the 2008 West Coast Green Conference in San Jose, California. His presentation included updates to Global Green USA's book, "The Blueprint for Green Affordable Housing," which has sold more than 1,300 copies to date. The presentation was immediately followed by a book signing.

Walker Wells Speaks at Dwell on Design 08

Walker Wells, director of Global Green's green building program, participated in a panel titled, "Los Angeles LEEDs the way?" at this year's Dwell on Design conference in Los Angeles.