Date	Event	Location
Feb 16, 2010	Going With the Flow: Designing High-Performance Buildings with EnergyPlus The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Building Technologies Program is offering a Webinar on Tuesday, February 16, 2010, from 12:00-1:30 p.m. EST titled "Going With the Flow: Designing High-Performance Buildings with EnergyPlus."	On-line
Feb 18, 2010	Sustainable Development Policy/Project Decisions Workshop The National Brownfield Association will conduct a one-day comprehensive workshop in conjunction with the City of Atlanta, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and the USEPA to provide you with information to help you make better sustainable development policy/project decisions. Click here to register or contact Mary Hereford at 773.714.0407 x113 or maryh@brownfieldassociation.org	Atlanta, GA
Feb 23, 2010	How to Conduct a Public Meeting for Energy Infrastructure Siting Creating the perfect scene for a public meeting about your energy project isn't as difficult as it may seem. It's important to provide stakeholders with enough information, time, and access to experts. A public meeting may be primarily to inform the public, involve the public, or consult the public. The first step is to identify the purpose of your public meeting, then implement a well-thought out agenda and identify effective roles for organizers and participants.	Online
Mar 02, 2010 - Mar 03, 2010	Planning for North Carolina's Future: Ask the Climate Question-- Climate Change Adaptation Workshop Are you involved in planning, policy and decision-making at a local, regional or state level in North Carolina? Whether planning for land use, transportation, infrastructure, natural resources, cultural resources, public health, economic development, tourism, real estate, insurance, or emergency management your sector will be affected by climate change. This event will examine how local and state governments should plan for changing climates. An impressive set of experts will conduct workshop sessions that include: " Why is Climate Change an Important Issue for North Carolina? " Planning in a Changing Climate: Projected Impacts and Adaptive Responses " What Leading States Are Doing to Address Impacts of Climate Change " Tools and Resources for Planners " Importance of Communication and Education in Developing Plans " Federal Initiatives on Climate Change Adaptation " Breakout Sessions by Geographic Region: Tools and Resources	Raleigh, NC
Mar 04, 2019	Maximize Your Energy Efficiency Stimulus Funding: No-Cost Web Training Available ICMA will host a free Web training session to help local governments plan, implement, and monitor their energy efficiency initiatives funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.	On-line