Comments on: Do you take Seattle for granted? Grist looks at lesser known green cities http://www.djc.com/blogs/BuildingGreen/?p=126&owa_from=feed&owa_sid= Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:28:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: lrowe http://www.djc.com/blogs/BuildingGreen/?p=126#comment-983 lrowe Fri, 13 Feb 2009 19:21:12 +0000 http://www.djc.com/blogs/BuildingGreen/2008/05/15/do-you-take-seattle-for-granted-grist-looks-at-lesser-known-green-cities/#comment-983 Dallas is definitely becoming greener, check out what Southern Methodist University is up to! http://www.smudailymustang.com/?p=5908 Dallas is definitely becoming greener, check out what Southern Methodist University is up to!

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]]> By: Ashley http://www.djc.com/blogs/BuildingGreen/?p=126#comment-252 Ashley Mon, 19 May 2008 04:36:13 +0000 http://www.djc.com/blogs/BuildingGreen/2008/05/15/do-you-take-seattle-for-granted-grist-looks-at-lesser-known-green-cities/#comment-252 This is a very interest post. I think it is true that places vary GREATLY on how much they try to help the environment. It is also interesting how some the cities themselves help out more than others, but also at times the level of commitment by the people varies quite a bit. The varying levels of people commitment is not necessarily linked to the city commitment either, although I do think it helps. When cities pick up recycling bins at the curb, it is difficult to understand why everyone can't seem to recycle. This is a very interest post. I think it is true that places vary GREATLY on how much they try to help the environment. It is also interesting how some the cities themselves help out more than others, but also at times the level of commitment by the people varies quite a bit. The varying levels of people commitment is not necessarily linked to the city commitment either, although I do think it helps. When cities pick up recycling bins at the curb, it is difficult to understand why everyone can’t seem to recycle.

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