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If I Had Five Million Dollars

Connecticut will require expensive structures to be built green

Posted at 9:47 AM on 07 Jan 2008

Connecticut has introduced new green-building regulations -- that apply to public and private construction projects costing $5 million or more. And that, children, is what we call "playing to stereotype."

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OK what is 'playing to stereotype'?

Call me dense, but I don't understand the reference to 'playing to stereotype.'  As I'm from Connecticut, I'm particularly interested.
Doug

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