RESILIENT, CLIMATE, RESTORATION
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016
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features
+ Road to Resiliency
Architects and engineers design for the world’s highest at-risk region for natural disasters.
+ Last Great Adventure
World renowned explorer and environmentalist Sebastian Copeland witnesses the effects of climate change up close.
+ Tread Lightly
Water Restoration Certificates have revolutionized the way businesses and corporations are able to conserve our most precious commodity.
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Ellesmere Island, Canadian Arctic
Few landscapes convey Nature in all of its untamed splendor like the Arctic. Fewer still conjure respect like the seldom traveled and ethereal North Pole. Yet, sadly, this largely pristine and mostly misconceived treasure is now in jeopardy. Through his photography, Sebastian Copeland hopes to foster awareness and a market transformation toward a sustainable future.
Photo © 2015 Sebastian Copeland. All rights reserved.
LEED impact categories
+ community
Once a defunct naval shipyard, Century Villages of Cabrillo supports a diverse community of once-homeless individuals and families.
+ community
Environmental Charter Schools challenge their students to examine how they think about the environment.
+ ecosystems
The memorial park at the United Airlines Flight 93 crash site incorporates sustainable building elements in a natural setting.
+ sustainable materials
The American Chemistry Council strives to promote safe, sustainable, and responsible supply chains.
departments
+ LEED ON
Letter from our Leaders
Mayor Eric Garcetti
City of Los Angeles, California
+ community
Eco-Tech Makerspace is this year’s Greenbuild Legacy Project.
+ advocacy
General Services Administration has adopted SITES, a rating system that takes sustainability outside and into our landscapes.
+ local pulse
Q & A with Kevin Hydes
