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Why You Should Have Your Event At The WRSC

Location

  • Downtown San Diego location at 3rd Avenue & C Street
    • Easily accessible by vehicle, Amtrack, Coaster, trolley, bus, bicycle, or walking
    • Close proximity to City Hall and many downtown corporate offices
  • Free parking in Horton Plaza for up to 3 hours (with validation)
  • Multiple additional daily rate parking lots available within 3 blocks
  • Catering available next door at Westgate hotel or numerous restaurants and hotels within walking distance
  • First floor - opens to street - ADA welcome

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Global Population growth by region

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Global Population growth by region

Global Population growth over the last 500 years -- with regional breakouts

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Global Issues

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Global Issues

Major global issues as described by GENI.  Drawn by Patricia Stevens

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UN launches initiative to promote sustainable energy for all

UN launches initiative to promote sustainable energy for all
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20 September 2011 – Warning that a lack of access to affordable and clean energy is jeopardizing the achievement of the global targets to combat poverty and disease, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today launched a major new initiative to make sustainable energy universally available.

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“New York’s identity is its skyline. By making our buildings greener and greater, New York is saving money, creating jobs, and reducing carbon emissions.” –Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, City of New York

“New York’s identity is its skyline. By making our buildings greener and greater
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New York City’s Clean Revolution has been led by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, and his detailed and comprehensive sustainability plan, called PlaNYC: A Greener, Greater New York. PlaNYC’s most important initiative has been to take on a comprehensive approach to reducing energy consumption in existing buildings, leveraging the fact that New York City has control over its own construction and energy codes.

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