Comments on: Contact http://www.citiesgogreen.com Sustainability for people in local government Wed, 16 Sep 2009 03:47:47 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Patrick Konopnicki http://www.citiesgogreen.com/contact-us/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Patrick Konopnicki Mon, 04 May 2009 13:38:51 +0000 http://citiesgogreen.wordpress.com/contact-us/#comment-12 As Director of Career and Technical training for Virginia Beach I am trying to help train a green workforce. Can anyone point me to curriculum in this arena as these seem to be 21st century skills for all students and adults i.e. sustainability etc. As Director of Career and Technical training for Virginia Beach I am trying to help train a green workforce. Can anyone point me to curriculum in this arena as these seem to be 21st century skills for all students and adults i.e. sustainability etc.

]]> By: Don Voigt http://www.citiesgogreen.com/contact-us/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Don Voigt Mon, 27 Apr 2009 16:02:09 +0000 http://citiesgogreen.wordpress.com/contact-us/#comment-11 Hi, I'm a resident of a city which is struggling to get a resolution passed at the city council level wherein the city states that it wants to be a "green" community. We attempted to get a resolution passed last week but it failed to get a majority on the basis that it was too general in nature and that it did not have any specific items or targets in it. What do you find as the first level of "position statements" for communities who are going green? Don Voigt, Port Washington, WI Hi, I’m a resident of a city which is struggling to get a resolution passed at the city council level wherein the city states that it wants to be a “green” community. We attempted to get a resolution passed last week but it failed to get a majority on the basis that it was too general in nature and that it did not have any specific items or targets in it.

What do you find as the first level of “position statements” for communities who are going green?

Don Voigt,
Port Washington, WI

]]> By: Rachel K http://www.citiesgogreen.com/contact-us/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Rachel K Mon, 27 Apr 2009 13:42:14 +0000 http://citiesgogreen.wordpress.com/contact-us/#comment-10 Hi, I'm a Ph.D. student begining my dissertation research on local climate protection initiatives and am trying to get a hold of contact information for environmental managers (or related positions) in all US cities with populations over 25,000. Do you happen to have this info, or know of a place where it might already be gathered? ...I'm trying to save myself from spending hundreds of hours going from city website to city website looking for it... Thanks so much! Rachel Hi,
I’m a Ph.D. student begining my dissertation research on local climate protection initiatives and am trying to get a hold of contact information for environmental managers (or related positions) in all US cities with populations over 25,000. Do you happen to have this info, or know of a place where it might already be gathered? …I’m trying to save myself from spending hundreds of hours going from city website to city website looking for it…
Thanks so much!
Rachel

]]> By: Daimon http://www.citiesgogreen.com/contact-us/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Daimon Fri, 03 Apr 2009 01:25:04 +0000 http://citiesgogreen.wordpress.com/contact-us/#comment-8 Ann, we've put the magazine on hiatus for now, meaning we're not publishing it in the form we learned to know and love (the back issues are available under the "Articles" tab). Now, in addition to posts of sustainable-government-relevant information on the blog, you'll begin to see standalone articles appearing. That means they'll be designed to the same level of quality as the magazine and available as digital publications, freely forwardable. We'll start with some of our most popular or best ones from past issues, then bring on new ones. We anticipate these will accumulate into a useful library of information. When funding appears we'll resume the magazine, but this period will allow us to explore other ways of delivering information, and allow people to comment more easily. Ann, we’ve put the magazine on hiatus for now, meaning we’re not publishing it in the form we learned to know and love (the back issues are available under the “Articles” tab). Now, in addition to posts of sustainable-government-relevant information on the blog, you’ll begin to see standalone articles appearing. That means they’ll be designed to the same level of quality as the magazine and available as digital publications, freely forwardable. We’ll start with some of our most popular or best ones from past issues, then bring on new ones. We anticipate these will accumulate into a useful library of information. When funding appears we’ll resume the magazine, but this period will allow us to explore other ways of delivering information, and allow people to comment more easily.

]]> By: Ann Kirk http://www.citiesgogreen.com/contact-us/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Ann Kirk Thu, 02 Apr 2009 23:31:13 +0000 http://citiesgogreen.wordpress.com/contact-us/#comment-9 May I still get your newsletter? Ann Kirk May I still get your newsletter?
Ann Kirk

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