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By Garry Baverstock on March 2, 2010

Co-Founder and Director Garry Baverstock reports on his visit to Melbourne, Australia where he attended the Green Universities Conference 2010 and the Green Building Council’s “Green Cities” Program. Garry has also created a blog report titled The State of Greenness in Melbourne, Australia. Read his Blog.

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