I love to read Adrian Higgins stories. They are always so thoughtful, interesting -- and full of his extra dry humor. This piece on green gardening is no exception. He starts out by poking fun at himself. And then all of us. He talks in his recent article about The Sustainable Sites Initiative (http://www.sustainablesites.org/) and what it seeks to achieve for landscapes -- residential, commercial, institutional. and what the U.S. Green Building Council has accomplished in the design and construction of ecologically friendly buildings. Since 2000 the council has certified 2,122 buildings, and 17,450 more are in the pipeline. See his full story http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/02/04/AR2009020401255.html
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This is so cool! I love the word sustainability!
I think this post may be useful for you as for all students too!
Adrian Higgins always delivers insightful and humorous takes on gardening! His exploration of sustainable practices and the initiatives behind them is truly inspiring. I can't wait to read the full article!
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Adrian Higgins writes thoughtfully about sustainable gardens with a humorous perspective, focusing on the Sustainable Places Initiative and its goal of creating eco-friendly landscapes for homes, businesses and institutions. Enjoy his series of light-hearted reflections that can be as fun as io games, where you can freely explore and grow.
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