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Matt Petersen with Mayor Villaraigosa & City Council President Eric Garcetti On Earth Day, Los Angeles became the largest city in the nation to adopt a plan to impose green building standards on private developers. Help Global Green Continue our New Orleans Rebuilding Efforts!
SUPPORT THE HOLY CROSS PROJECT Global Green is building a sustainable low-income housing community for New Orleans ravaged Ninth Ward, that consists of five single-family homes as well as an 18 unit apartment complex. The homes will save the residents an estimated $1200 to $2400 a year in utility bills, through rain water harvesting, geothermal, solar and other systems. Global Green has just completed construction on the first single-family home and has four more to go - plus the apartment building - to help families who lost their homes, and set a new standard for healthy, energy-efficient affordable housing in New Orleans, and the country. YOU can help make a home a reality for those who need it most, the displaced families of New Orleans.
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Hot off the Press! Global Green USA has released the 2nd edition of its nationally acclaimed Blueprint for Greening Affordable Housing. Learn More
In an effort to demonstrate the human impacts of climate change, Global Green board member and photographer Sebastian Copeland joined Global Green on a Green Cross International expedition to Antarctica to highlight the effects of global warming. His book "Antarctica: The Global Warning" is now available. Proceeds from the sale of the book go to Global Green USA. |
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