Sentence examples for green professionals from inspiring English sources

The paper analyses the current state of GSAS using a desktop study, survey and brainstorming session organised in a workshop with GSAS Certified Green Professionals (CGP).

Jeff Kaplan, 30, the founder of New Living, a co-working space for green professionals above his home-furnishings store by the same name in Houston, echoed her sentiments.

Green professionals serve as guest speakers and project mentors to help students solve real-world sustainability challenges involving energy, water, waste, transportation, air quality, food and public spaces.

Supporters of nuclear energy block their own access to the markets of the future because they are not investing in energy-saving products and in renewable energy – not even in "green" professional training and research institutes.

I recently spoke with Holley Henderson, author of Becoming a Green Professional, consultant, and presenter at Greenbuild.

Perhaps the most exciting thing about the conference is how invigorated even the most experienced green professional felt leaving.

As the movement to green professional sports continues to broaden its reach, (witness the recent launch of the Green Sports Alliance), those of us involved in this noble work continue to be inspired by the strong commitment to environmental stewardship shown by Major League Baseball.

The association released its Model Green Home Building Guidelines in 2006 and is set to launch a Green Professional certification program in 2008.

Don't miss this opportunity to build relationships with other green industry professionals from across the state.

The presented case study combined interviews with residents and interviews with three key green space professionals who had led the planning, design, establishment and management of the woodland and the implementation of co-management.

A program designed to update green industry professionals and municipal decision-makers about the early detection and integrated management of the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) – a destructive invasive insect that was discovered in the Lower Hudson Valley in 2010.