The green heart of San Francisco? - by Sara Stroud
Following a string of city-launched environmental initiatives, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom announced plans to turn the city's Civic Center into a "sustainable resource district." With wind and solar installations, water conservation measures and living roofs, city officials say the project will serve as an educational model while saving resources.
San Francisco's Civic Center is slated to become a "sustainability resource district"
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