News: Green Buildings
Posted: July 28, 2009
EBC Calendar Of Events
August 12
EBC C&D Committee
The goal of the EBC C & D Committee is to bring together EBC members to discuss construction and demolition materials issues in an open forum. The desired result would be an exchange of ideas, a greater understanding of the impacts on stakeholders, and the start of a collaborative process to build consensus.
Please contact Megan Curtis-Murphy at
mcurtismurphy@ebcne.org or at 617-725-0207.
August 20
15th Annual Summer Garden Party
Invite your clients and colleagues to join you on a beautiful late summer evening. This will be a great event for socializing and networking in a wonderful atmosphere overlooking the Boston waterfront.
There will be light appetizers and a cash bar.
Registration Fees: EBC and Co-Hosting Members: $60, Non-members: $85, Government and Non-profit: $50. Young Environmental Professional Rate: $25
For more information visit www.ebcne.org or call 617-725-0207
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