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Sandstorm Design and National Association of Realtors Launch the Green REsource Council Website

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May 11, 2009
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RISMEDIA, May 12, 2009-Sandstorm Design launched a new website for the National Association of Realtors® to promote the Green REsource Council and NAR’s Green Designation.The designation is the first of it’s kind from NAR and offers specialized green real estate training for residential, commercial and property management professionals.

Filled with up-to-date news and resources, the site educates users on green building products and practices, reveals the numerous advantages to going green, and helps distinguish green goers from greenwashers.

For more information visit www.greenresourcecouncil.org or www.sandstormdesign.com.

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As RISMedia’s Managing Editor, Paige Tepping oversees the monthly editorial and layout for Real Estate magazine, working with clients to bring their stories to life. She also contributes to both the writing and editing of the magazine’s content. Paige has been with RISMedia since 2007.

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