Posted by Terri Hansen on 3/30/10 • Categorized as climate,climate,environment,innovation | solutions,sustainability | resilience
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians became one of the first Native American communities to choose environmentally responsible LED lighting for their downtown streets.
The town of 14,500 residents is located on the south end of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in western North Carolina.
Read the press release here.
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