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Mayor Michael Bloomberg at the launch of the 1,000 Supers Green Building Training Initiative photo via seiu.org Last Friday, Mayor Bloomberg announced that he was abandoning one of the most ambitious components of his Greener, Greater Buildings Plan. This component would have required owners of buildings greater than 50,000 square feet to complete mandatory
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Fighting to Keep the Green and the Great in New York City’s Greener, Greater Building Plan
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg at the launch of the 1,000 Supers Green Building Training Initiative photo via seiu.org Last Friday, Mayor Bloomberg announced that he was abandoning one of the most ambitious components of his Greener, Greater Buildings Plan. This component would have required owners of buildings greater than 50,000 square feet to complete mandatory energy
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Fighting to Keep the Green and the Great in New York City’s Greener, Greater Building Plan
