It feels early for daffodils, but there they are, zestfully poking their golden heads through the rocky soil. Robins, the harbingers of spring, are returning to my yard from their winter vacations, sizing each other up in noisy anticipation of their upcoming negotiations that will decide who among them will reign over the choicest morsels and mates.
The disparity between my visions of spring and the scenes of frosty landscapes that I see on the evening news is an emphatic reminder that, as much as we may try to control her, nature is the true master of our domain.
Change is as constant in human nature as it is in Mother Nature, and across the country from the balmy west to the frosty east, the Green Builder Media team continues our passionate pursuit to provide enhanced information services to the building industry.
In that light, I'm delighted to announce that we have launched a new website, www.greenbuildermag.com, that delivers breaking news, cutting-edge commentaries, useful resources, and featured products. Our editors have populated the site with invaluable information about green living, building science, sustainable retrofits, green technology, and insights into the future of sustainable development.
Blogs written by our own Ron Jones (President), Matt Power (Senior Editor), and, Butch Gaudette (Chief Development Officer), are irresistible. And we're honored to host the voices of some of our favorite green experts, from the great green marketer Tom Miller to renowned architects Stace McGee and Ed Binkley to award-winning builder Michael Strong to interior designer extraordinaire Pat Gaylor.
Visit us regularly as we roll out our webinar and video library over the next few weeks, and be sure to watch for entertaining episodes on our new REEL Green Online TV.
We know that there are a few pages within the site that still need our attention, so please pardon our dust as we complete our final punch list! And as you peruse the site, please email us with your comments and suggestions. Let us know what you like, what we should add, and how we can continue to deliver the most relevant, interesting, and effective information to you.
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