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an environmentalist – not so much the tree hugging kind – but more in the bio-political sense. |
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thrilled about the opportunities we have to break with the status quo of the past and the economic opportunities that come with it. |
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work as a Landscape Architect with Conservation Design Forum, Inc., managing a multitude of sustainable and green projects, many of them LEED registered of certified. |
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speak at seminars, annual meetings and conferences on green and sustainable opportunities you may not have known are out there. |
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finding a way to break down the ignorance barrier that stands between us and a more pleasant, economic, and sustainable lifestyle. |
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developing solutions to problems that break with the status quo, that are outside the box. |
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talking the talk, but even more so walking the walk, like at our 168 Elm Pilot project: |
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my wife Cathy and I plan to purchase a house in Chicago and look forward to start another sustainable demonstration project. One that caters to the thousands of retrofits out there with owners who like to implement green upgrades. Upgrades that provide excellent opportunities to make the home more economic to run, own, and live in. Upgrades that reduce our environmental footprint. |
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