March 6, 2008

Bob Frost, Chair
Blue Springs, Missouri

Government Affairs Awards Deadline Is March 21
NAHB State and Local Issues Fund: Fighting for the Housing Industry
National Association of Counties is introduced to NAHB National Green Building Program
A Big Victory for Florida Builders
Inclusionary Zoning Acts as a Tax on Housing
Just Announced: Public Policy Education Track at the NAHB National Green Building Conference
NAHB's Efforts in Initial Round of ICC Code Development Hearings
Submit Comments by June 1 to Update ‘Performance Guidelines’
National League of Cities Releases Its Top 2008 Federal Priorities
Legislative Conference Coming at a Pivotal Time for Housing
Have You Checked Out NAHB's 'Myth Buster' Resources L-ately?
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  Just Announced: Public Policy Education Track at the NAHB National Green Building Conference
The public policy education track titled “Local Change” is one of nine education tracks offered at this year's National Green Building Conference. 

The track provides opportunity to learn how green is becoming part of public policy rhetoric and how zoning, code, land development and other public policy issues affect green building practices. Sessions under the track include:

  • Sustainable Partnerships: Builders and Communities Working Together for Green Infrastructure, Development and Design

  • Over the Hedge: Overcoming Regulatory Barriers to Green Building

  • Green Building Guidelines Start at the Ballot Box

  • Green Building Defined: An Introduction to the National Green Building Standard

This year’s event, May 11-13, at the Sheraton New Orleans, marks the 10th anniversary of the NAHB National Green Building Conference (NGBC).

To learn more about NGBC and to register, visit www.nahb.org/GreenBuildingConference. [ return to top ]

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