Weekend reads: Greenbuild 2010

Greenbuild 2010 is wrapping up in Chicago, catch up with some of the highlights from this year's conference.

Fri, Nov 19 2010 at 2:13 PM

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The U.S. Green Building Council’s international conference and expo, Greenbuild 2010, is wrapping up today in Chicago. If you were unable to attend, you can catch up with some of the highlights from this year’s conference.

The USGBC launched the first tool that allows for collaboration between the LEED Online program and third party software platforms – LEED Automation.
Two new LEED programs were launched – LEED for Retail and the LEED Volume program, which will meet the needs of developers that work on several LEED projects at once.
Find out what Retired General Colin Powell talked about at the Greenbuild 2010 opening plenary.
Watch a variety of interviews from Greenbuild 2010 on the Jones Lang LaSalle YouTube page.
Learn more about a green marketing scam report released by ForestEthics during the conference.
Read a first-person account of the massive Greenbuild Expo hall by Leslie Guevarra for GreenBiz.com.
Browse through the live Tweets made during the conference by searching the #Greenbuild posts on Twitter.

If you attended Greenbuild 2010, what was your favorite part of the conference?

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