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Buildings consume 40 percent of the world's energy, 25 percent of wood harvest, and account for 16 percent of water consumption, according to the U.S. Department of Energy's Center of Excellence for Sustainable Development. Sustainable building saves resources and provides economic and health benefits to owners, occupants and community.1
Visit these links for more information with a focus on sustainable building but touching on everything from sustainable agriculture to sustainable zookeeping.
1 Project Greenbuilt, Seattle's Sustainable Demand Project
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American Institute of Architects
, Committee On The Environment
Austin Energy's Green Building Program
, from Austin City Connection
Betterbricks.com
, from the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance
Big Green
, sustainable development newsletter and forum
BuildingGreen
, Publishers of Environmental Building News
Built Green

DSIRE
, Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy
Business and Industry Resource Venture
, from the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Earth Council
, international organization promoting Earth Summit agreements
Earth Day Network

Energy Ideas
, your world of energy information from the Energy Ideas Clearinghouse
Environmental Building News
, newsletter and e-mail discussion forum
FICUS
, Florida Internet Center for Understanding Sustainability
Fostering Sustainable Behavior
, with database information and discussion forums
Green Building News
, articles, products and companies
Green Clips
, Sustainable Building Design News Digest published every two weeks
King County Sustainable Building , with links to King County green building resources
National Association of Home Builders , research center on green buildings
National Center for Appropriate Technology 
The Natural Step , United States
Northwest EcoBuilding Guild , educational forum with several chapters in Washington State
Pacific Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center , local information on a variety of environmental topics
Rocky Mountain Institute , green development - what is it?
Seattle Sustainable Building 
Smart Communities Network , US Department of Energy
Solstice
, information service for the Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Development (CREST)
Sustainable Building Industry Council
, Residential and Commercial Sustainable Design
Sustainable Business Network
, with sustainable stock watch
Sustainable Seattle
, with Progress Project Speaker Series
Sustainable Sources
, Austin, Texas Green Building Program
Sustainable USA
, with information on Sustainable America events
U.S. Green Building Council
, national membership organization for the development and building industry
For more information about Seattle City Light's sustainability activities, please e-mail Peter Dobrovolny at peter.dobrovolny@seattle.gov or call Peter at 206.615.1094.
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