SFI at Greenbuild Expo 2009
We were in Phoenix last week at the Us green Building Council’s well-attended Green Build Expo.
We were in Phoenix last week at the Us green Building Council’s well-attended Green Build Expo.
We are in Phoenix this week for the U.S. Green Building Conference’s “Greenbuild International Conference and Expo.”
Check out Conservation Fund President and CEO Larry Selzer’s great “guest blog” on CNBC.com.
On September 15th, 2009 the US Green Building Council released the second draft of the benchmarks for the certified wood credit in the LEED rating tool.
Brian Dumaine is going to be the keynote speaker at our conference this year in Nashville.
A UN report – 2008-2009 UNECE/FAO Forest Products Annual Market Review – says there’s potential for significant demand for certified products due to increased interest in avoiding illegal sources.
As you may know, Forest Ethics have recently launched a new tactic in their campaign efforts against the SFI community.
There’s a lot of angst in the marketplace these days about greenwashing – for good reason. Everyone wants to be green, whether it is justified or not.
One of the things I absolutely love about the SFI program is our work with communities – it’s a natural extension to any forest management activities.
SFI program participants will donate products from well-managed forests and help build the first Habitat for Humanity home in a First Nation community in Canada.