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Subject: Sustainable Communities Web/Teleconference
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I apologize for the short notice on this announcement and for any
duplicate posting. Please repost freely, and please link to our
home page.

On Monday, February 26, Renew America will host a satellite-connected
teleconference on Environmentally Sustainable Communities. Renew
America is a national organization dedicated to forging a new
consensus on environmental improvement. Downlinks are sponsored by a
variety of local organizations. Sponsors in Chattanooga, Tennessee,
are also presenting a local forum and making both local and national
meetings available on the web, live on the day they are held and
afterward as proceedings.

2-3:20 p.m. EST Chattanooga Meeting
3:30-5 p.m. EST National Meeting
URL -- http://www.chattanooga.net/ccc/sustainability
Info -- chamber1@chattanooga.net (Rich Bailey)

Web site sponsors include Sustainable Development Online, a home page
on Chattanooga's sustainable development initiatives sponsored by a local
community network organizing group; Chattanooga On-Line, a local internet
service provider; and Lane Witt, a web site developer based in Chattanooga.

Chattanooga has made sustainable development a major focus of
its economic development activities. The city has been recognized by the
President's Council on Sustainable Development, which held one of its
four field meetings in Chattanooga in 1995. (Other meetings were in
Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle.) In May, Chattanooga will be the
site of the Second Annual Conference on Zero-Emissions Reseearch, which
will also be available on the web. Recent media coverage of Chattanooga
has included features in Audobon magazine, National Wildlife and Southern
Living.

Rich Bailey
Director, Chattanooga News Bureau
http://www.chattanooga.net/chamber/news
email: chamber1@chattanooga.net
Director, Sustainable Development Online
http://www.chattanooga.net/SUSTAIN
(423) 756-2515 ext. 142