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My ad agency http://www.lohre.com Our home http://www.wrightboulter.com/site Our modern home owners group http://www.cf3.org/site Our Green Building promotion brand http://wwww.green-cincinnati.comChuckLohre’s website:
http://www.green-cincinnati.com
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On October 25, 2009 ChuckLohre Discussed
The GOOD 100: Ending LEED’s Monopoly
- and said:
I find the whole discussion about Green buildings to be so confusing that I’ll just go back to teaching my LEED 2009 class. Being new to the Green building movement, I enjoy promoting LEED in the Cincinnati region and volunteering for the local Chapter. All the different standards and judging methods are better than none. I enjoy LEED because it is more wholistic and teaching me much more about community planning, materials, human interaction with the buildings and even renewable energy which I teach an extensive class for Cincinnati State just about LEED Energy and Atmosphere credit 2 for renewable energy. Taking a page from the recent National Parks documentary I think publishing a book on all the Green buildings in Cincinnati and continuing the Chapter’s tours is the best promotional track. As well as planning for the hugh Greening the Heartland USGBC Conference and exhibition to be here in Cincinnati in the Summer of 2010. Thanks for your blog. I look forward to getting your notices. http://www.green-cincinnati.com, chuck(at)lohre.com.
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I find the whole discussion about Green buildings to be so confusing that I’ll just go back to teaching my LEED 2009 class. Being new to the Green building movement, I enjoy promoting LEED in the Cincinnati region and volunteering for the local Chapter. All the different standards and judging methods are better than none. I enjoy LEED because it is more wholistic and teaching me much more about community planning, materials, human interaction with the buildings and even renewable energy which I teach an extensive class for Cincinnati State just about LEED Energy and Atmosphere credit 2 for renewable energy. Taking a page from the recent National Parks documentary I think publishing a book on all the Green buildings in Cincinnati and continuing the Chapter’s tours is the best promotional track. As well as planning for the hugh Greening the Heartland USGBC Conference and exhibition to be here in Cincinnati in the Summer of 2010. Thanks for your blog. I look forward to getting your notices. http://www.green-cincinnati.com, chuck(at)lohre.com.