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Greenbuilding Archive for October 2002
401 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:27:25 2002

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Re: [GBlist] Q about National Green Building Conference sponsors



>Anyone know why The Vinyl Institute would sponsor the NAHB Research 
>Center’s fifth annual National Green Building Conference (March 
>30-April 1, 2003) when their sponsorship seems to be a contradiction 
>to the point of the conference?

This is sarcasm, right?

I'm sure you of all people can figure out what's likely going on - 
starts with "green" and ends with "washing".

I'm sure the Vinyl Institute would *love* to be considered green. I'm 
almost surprised that the NAHB didn't have the spine to say "We'd 
love to have your money, but sorry, you're not a good fit".

Fortunately most of us here are informed enough to understand the 
problems with vinyl, and make our own choices.

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Bill Christensen
billc@greenbuilder.com

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