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Green libraries are local: sustainability is no fad, and libraries can lead the way to real change.(editorial)

Library Journal

| June 15, 2008 | Fialkoff, Francine | (Hide copyright information)Copyright

YOU'VE GOT TO LOVE SAN FRANCISCO. GREAT views, great people, great food, great libraries. Now I've got even more to love. The city, the library--and the state--are on an environmental sustainability track that is a model for us all. The occasion that prompted this burst of affection was a trip there last month for LJ's Design Institute West, "Going Green," held May 9 at San Francisco Public Library's (SFPL) Main Library, in partnership with SFPL and the California State Library. (For videos, photos, resources, the program, and more, go to www.libraryjournal.com/diwest.)

Admittedly, I haven't always been able to think fondly about the new Main Library, which opened in 1996. Now I can say I …

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