Sheryl Crow
By Nathanael Baker on November 20, 2009
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Welcome to the end of the work week. Congratulations, you have successfully navigated through the sticky web of work, yet again. And, as a reward EnergyBoom has compiled all the best renewable energy and technology stories into one place, so you can ease on into relaxation mode much quicker.
By Robert Gluck on November 19, 2009
Tags: Canada, United States, USD, Al Gore, Arizona, Berkeley Lab, Conference, electricity usage, energy consumption, energy efficiency, green building, Greenbuild 2009, greenhouse gas emissions, new technology, Sheryl Crow, U.S. Green Building Council, United States, USGBC, Al Gore, American Southwest, Arizona, Congress, electricity, energy, Michelle Obama, Middle Tennessee State University, Rick Fedrizzi, Sheryl Crow, Tennessee, Tradeshow Week, U.S. Congress
If you went to the American Southwest this fall perhaps you got to see Al Gore and Sheryl Crow. But they weren’t the main attractions. Green building took center stage. The former vice-president and the singer/songwriter were on hand this month for the world’s largest conference dedicated to green building--Greenbuild 2009.
