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[[Acton, Mass Density Zoning Bonus for LEED Building Design]] | |||
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[[Atlanta LEED Building Design]] | |||
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[[New York City LEED Building Design]] | |||
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Revision as of 00:48, 8 February 2007
GreenPRO Index Page
Listing of all current GreenPRO categories
C
Corporate Accountability
Boulder Public Campaign Financing
CELDF local democracy ordinance
E
Election system reform - Instant Runoff Voting (IRV) and proportional representation
Ann Arbor, Mich charter amendment
Burlington, Vermont charter amendment
Cambridge, Mass proportional representation
San Francisco, Calif Instant Runoff Voting
Takoma Park, Maryland Instant Runoff Voting (IRV)
M
Medicinal Marijuana
P
Participatory Budgeting
Introduction and information on participatory budgeting
Peace Initiatives
Baltimore, Maryland Resolution
Fairbanks resolution calling on Rumsfeld to resign
San Francisco, Calif Resolution
Wisconsin Iraq withdrawal initiatives
S
Sustainability Policies
Acton, Mass Density Zoning Bonus for LEED Building Design
Alameda County, Calif County Buildings must be LEED Certified
Minnesota Sustainable Development Initiative
New York City LEED Building Design
Oregon Solutions for a Sustainable Future
Steele County, Minn -- Green Source 2020
