Some day I'll stop being surprised at the eco-dreaminess of California. But for now, I'm still tickled by even relatively minor developments -- say, the creation of the country's first statewide map of government-run green buildings. Sites are color-coded (and searchable) by whether they've achieved LEED certification, are pursuing it, or are being "retro-commissioned." And yeah, OK, it's basically a Google map and a self-delivered pat on the back, but it represents real progress on the ground.
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California launches database of green state buildings 2
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Posted 5:00 PM on 6 Jun 2008
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Katharine Wroth is a senior editor at Grist.
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