U.S. Ambassador to Sweden Matthew Barzun discussed green technology at a two-day conference in late January. Pretty interesting when it comes to partnerships with the United States:

Ambassador Barzun’s got a non-partisan air with whatever he does – and he’s very definitely an Obama Democrat – but what stands out the most for us is [...]

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You know, there are a lot of things I can say about Judge Katie King. There are a lot of things I’ve already said that probably made her election in 2008 and her current professional life a nightmare. But I’ll say this: I’ve only met one person who says she’s a bad judge [...]

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There’s a new video series called the Green Building Sessions. Check it out. Here’s the first featuring the Seedy Seeds. [Green Building Sessions]
Ellen Call is the new spokescritter for Insight in Louisville. Maybe she can make their shiz work and maybe call it quits with the 900 Insight Phone 2.0 mail pieces every [...]

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By now everybody knows that Jackie Green is running for mayor.
And now his website is up:
CLICK TO VISIT SITE

So take a look at Green’s issues ranging from transportation to the environment and let him know what you think.

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Something about this “green” development in Las Vegas doesn’t smell quite right. But it’s marvelous to look at. [Fast Company]
It won’t top Louisville’s green movement of redeveloping old, neglected properties. Speaking of such, the Green Building Gallery will host Gibbs Rounsavall’s ‘Unearth the Divine’ beginning Friday. [Green Building Gallery]
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Earlier today Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and Energy Secretary Steven Chu hosted a Clean Energy Economy Forum at the White House with leaders from across the American business community. Amongst them was Louisville film producer and developer of The Green Building Gill Holland. He got to share his first-hand experience in creating jobs [...]

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Greg Fischer is holding a Halloween party or something. We got the press release but, well, just go here. [WFPL]
Some dude went to Warshington with the gays. [C-J]
Kentucky gets a D in protecting the legal rights of abused children. [Bluegrass Politics]
Louisville’s fire recruit class will graduate today at 10:00 A.M. at the Old Male [...]

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Prevent identity theft and get your crap shredded in Louisville. [C-J]
Looking for flu myths and facts? Get them straight from the gubmint. [Flu dot Gov]
The Obama administration hosted the Clean Energy Economy Forum with business leaders yesterday. Dozens, if not hundreds, of businesses and groups were represented at the forum. [...]

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As huge geeks, very little on the internet machine blows our minds. But this fancy thing called Waterlife? Hoo boy.
Check it out:

CLICK TO VISIT WATERLIFE

Seriously one of the coolest things I’ve seen in a while.

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The first grid-tied thin-film solar in Kentucky has been installed – and by Louisville-based company RegenEn Solar:
Louisville, KY — Louisville based RegenEn Solar LLC announced today that it has kept its promise as a pioneer in the solar industry and installed the first grid-tied thin-film solar in Kentucky. The Uni-Solar brand thin-film solar strips were [...]

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