Feb 12 2010 - 9:00am
Feb 12 2010 - 3:00pm
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Wolstein Auditorium, Wolstein Research BuildingCleveland, OH
United States
Lunch on Fri- only $2-Order by 2/8: lmr5@case.edu
Sustainable Cleveland 2019
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Is it possible to design buildings so well and so carefully that they do not cast a long ecological shadow over the future that our students will inherit? We now know that such things are possible—that buildings can be designed to give more than they take.
Upcoming events
- Corporate Sustainability Roundtable on sustainable construction(9 hours)
- NOACA Governing Board meeting(12 hours)
- Lake Erie management plan forum(14 hours)
- CSU seminar on urban ecology(14 hours)
- Winter Thaw Party with Tremont Farmers' Market(20 hours)
- Julie Zickefoose on Letters from Eden(21 hours)
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Transportation
It’s time we built a high-speed rail system connecting Cleveland-Columbus-Cincinnati. It’s time we fund our transit systems to be strong competitors to the car. It’s time we invested in Complete Streets (like the Euclid Corridor). It’s time we fixed our potholes. It’s time we stopped building new highways to nowhere. It’s time we had a real conversation about investing in a transportation system that recognizes climate change, peak oil, and sustainable solutions.
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