Preservation in the News - February 7, 2012
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UC Regents Approve University House Rehabilitation
Kashi Khorasani
02/07/12
Outlet: The Guardian - University of California, San Diego
The
National Trust for Historic Preservation has been appealing to the
United States Green Building Council, which oversees LEED, in order to
have them recognize the inherent environmental benefit of rehabilitating
an existing building, according to...
Saving Navy History
The Post and Courier
02/07/12
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is accepting contributions
to fund necessary repairs.
The USS Olympia is thought to be the oldest surviving steel warship in
the world. The protected cruiser, Admiral Dewey's flagship at the Battle
of...
Bill Would Increase Number of Restoration Projects and Reward Energy-Efficient Improvements
02/07/12
Outlet: Baynet.com
“The federal historic tax credit has proven to
be a cost-effective creator of jobs and economic activity for more than
thirty years,” said Tom Cassidy, vice president of Government Relations
and Policy at the National Trust for Historic Preservation....
Pennsylvania Lawmakers to Consider Public Testimony on Casino Buffer
Prudente, Tim
02/07/12
Outlet: Evening Sun, The
The National Trust for Historic
Preservation worked to move the bill through the Legislature and
Preservation Pennsylvania called on its members to write lawmakers to
support the bill. Similarly, historians and the local group No Casino
Gettysburg ha...
Spokane City Council urges WSU not to demolish Jensen-Byrd Building
Othello Richards
02/07/12
Outlet: NWCN.com
Snyder says the National Trust for Historic
Preservation chose Spokane to hold its annual conference this year. The
group acknowledges Spokane commitment to historic preservation.
SPOKANE-- Washington State University is working with a developer t...
Durable Refit Materials Can Reduce Buildings' Carbon Footprint
02/07/12
Outlet: Environmental Leader
A report released by the National
Trust for Historic Preservation in January showed that renovating old
buildings is better for the environment than building new structures.
Using durable construction materials in maintenance and renovation
projec...
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