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Next steps/suggestions:

  1. Sign up or partnering, mentoring, coupling of corps ("eco-match.com")
  2. See wiki as place to meet and collaborate on topics discussed today
  3. Add links, information and any other resources to wiki
  4. Do people move beyond these sessions towards action, and how is that tracked? How do we circle back? (Some groups did come out of the Duke event.)
  5. GIBN serves as a guide, but everyone is encouraged to keep the communication and the connections live - to get what each wants out of the event
  6. Take models discussed in group and make them real!
  7. Change - is there legislative action that can be taken to move these ideas forwards? To move the initiatives of orgs with similar ideas?
  8. REAMP (EE work and policy initiatives); EPS, DOT, HUD sustainability policy, etc.
  9. EE and property tax
  10. How can we use social media to take the questions from this event to more players?


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