Experts Online: Sustainable Places, Smart Neighborhoods Latest Trends in Rebuilding Vibrant Places
Webcast Event - October 15, 2008; 2:00 - 3:30 PM
2008-2009 State Policy Webcast Series
Climate Change, Smart Neighborhoods, and Sustainable Places
Have you ever wondered about the connections between neighborhoods, community development and climate change? How does our work influence global warming and could climate change be a part of strategies and workplans for vibrant communities? Join Natural Resources Defense Council and LISC for an informative and stimulating webcast to look at the dynamics of global warming and neighborhoods - the issues, cross strategies, common partners, win-win results, funding, and examples of neighborhoods that are making a difference for both whole communities and global warming. This information-packed session features some of the best experts in the country and promises a format with lots of time for interactive questions and discussion.
Panel
- Kaid Benfield - Natural Resources Defense Council
- Miquela Craytor - Sustainable South Bronx
- Julie Seward - Moderator (LISC)
Who Should Attend?
- LISC staff and their local partners
How to Access the Event
Date: October 15, 2008
Time: 2:00 - 3:30 PM Eastern Standard Time
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This Webcast is Cosponsored by: Natural Resources Defense Council, State Policy Office, Green Building Development Center, and FRLU