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Cool Community plans for Winter Games in 2002.


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 to join AMERICAN FORESTS' urban energy-saving program, Cool Communities. The Salt Lake City program was publicly launched over the summer at a ceremony dedicating a new affordable housing development. Argyle Court, established by the nonprofit A corporation or an association that conducts business for the benefit of the general public without shareholders and without a profit motive.

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 Salt Lake Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc., an affiliate of the National NeighborWorks[R] network, is the first project to showcase the Cool Communities program in the city.

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The organization was established in 1875 as the American Forestry Association, by physician/horticulturist John Aston Warder and a group of like-minded citizens
 and the Department of Energy, Cool Communities promotes light-colored surfacing and strategic tree planting to reduce temperatures, energy use, and air pollution in urban areas.

Salt Lake City is the first Cool Community to represent the high plains region of the country. As host to the 2002 Winter Olympics, the city will enjoy many of the same opportunities for exposure and education that Atlanta, another Cool Community, has enjoyed over the past two years. For more information, contact local coordinator Camille Russell at 801/364-2122.

- Jeff Beattie

Teaching Cities To Be Green

AMERICAN FORESTS now offers a two-day training workshop on CITYgreen software. Participants learn how to conduct an urban ecological ecological

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 analysis to quantify Quantify - A performance analysis tool from Pure Software.  the benefits of their urban forest and how to communicate their findings in reports and oral presentations.

The findings of the analysis can be a powerful public policy tool that demonstrates the tangible, economic value trees bring to our communities. Participants can also conduct a mock <noinclude></noinclude>
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 analysis and presentation. For more information, contact me at 202/667-3300 ext. 221.

- Cheryl Kollin

Help Is on the Way

AMERICAN FORESTS' Citizen Forestry Support System is offering tools and models to help community tree-planting groups work together and resolve turf turf: see lawn.
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 issues, thanks to a grant from the Forest Service and the National Urban and Community Forestry Advisory Council. This information can be found in the newly published handbook
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, Building Effective Partnerships for City Trees.

The $10 handbook outlines how to get things done in communities, influence public policy, and build coalitions. It describes successful partnerships, discusses collaborative problem-solving and conflict resolution, and includes other tools to help ensure that groups reach agreement, create a shared vision, and successfully carry out their plan. Call 800/368-5748 to order.

- Karen Fedor
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Title Annotation:Salt Lake City's Cool Communities program
Author:Beattie, Jeff
Publication:American Forests
Date:Sep 22, 1996
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