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Green Dean TV was nominated for an Emmy by the Great Lakes Chapter of the National Television Academy in the "Informational/Instructional Program or Series" category.  Congrats to everyone who helped bring Green Dean TV this great accolade!
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GFI Returns! PDF Print E-mail

gfi.jpgStarting September 7th, Grounds for Improvement returns to the DIY Network!  Set your TIVOs and DVRs!  Go to the DIY Network for air dates and showtimes.  So, what does that have to do with green?  Aha, good question!  Although the 500 series was shot almost two years ago there is a plethora of green products and information.  For example...
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An Honor And A Privilege! PDF Print E-mail

richardlugar.jpgOn Saturday, July 12, the Green Dean Team had the good fortune and opportunity to meet and hang with Senator Richard Lugar from Indiana.  After touring a certified green home, the senator graciously sat down with Dean and answered a few questions about energy security and green building practices.  The exclusive interview will be airing very soon on GreenDeanTV!

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Dean is a Certified Green Professional (CGP) PDF Print E-mail

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In addition to being a Full Member of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), Dean is a Certified Green Professional (CGP) as designated by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).  The NAHB designation recognizes industry professionals who incorporate green building principles into homes-without driving up the cost of construction.  Watch for Dean's Green Building 101 that will explain in simple terms what green building is and how easily it can be incorporate into your home!  For more information, check out NAHB's Green Building Program.
 
Not on magazine racks now, but you can still get an archived copy! PDF Print E-mail
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Make sure to pick up the June/July edition of Best Life magazine to find out what tools Green Dean recommends for your outdoor projects.  "The nation's leading landscape architect" (LOL) and his list can be found on page 90.  Special thanks to Mark Miller for writing the article.