The Next American City's Spring Issue Is Out!
The Next American City
IN THIS ISSUE
Cities across the country are declaring themselves ‘green'. Our writers tackle the fast-changing developments in the ‘green' world – from new building techniques and standards to the future of growth in the desert.
Feature articles:
*What Happens in Las Vegas? – Extraordinary growth. And now, a serious drought...
*Grass House – Rising energy costs and a growing interest in green building means straw construction is showing up in luxury homes, transit centers and more...
*Gone with the Wind Farm - When it comes to wind, the country's commitment to clean energy can seem like a lot of hot air...
More online at www.americancity.org
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Come see us at Booth 332 for a FREE copy of the current issue, and an invite to our exclusive subscriber party on Monday night.
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Posted April 12, 2007
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