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Smart Growth Speaker Series [TBA].

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Other Smart Growth Events: 3/18/2010:
Building Livable Communties Conference

3/18/2010:
19th Annual Ahwahnee Conference for Local Elected Officials

Calendar of Events

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3 2nd Annual Revitalizing Older Cities Capitol Hill Summit

4 Strategic Sustainability for Leaders
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6 2010 NACo Legislative Conference
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8 Strategic Conservation Planning Using a Green Infrastructure Approach
9 Building Energy 10
10 Urban Affairs 2010 Conference
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12 The 5 D's -- Why Smart Growth is Financially Sustainable
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14 Institute of Transportation Engineers 2010 Technical Conference and Exhibit
15 2010 Green California Summit and Expo
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18 Building Livable Communties Conference

19th Annual Ahwahnee Conference for Local Elected Officials
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21 Smart and Sustainable Campuses Conference

Environments for Aging
22 Strategic Sustainability for Leaders: Develop Your Leadership Potential

Funders' Network's 11th Annual Conference

23 National Brownfield Association: The Big Deal 2010
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31 Using Smart Growth Strategies to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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