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I am looking forward to your next guest, Sarah Buckley from Clackamas Community Land Trust. I work for Earth Advantage Institute, a non profit sustainable building and education organization. CCLT made an important committment to developing affordable housing that is sustainably built. Too often, I hear that the objectives of affordability and sustainable design and construction are at odds - CCLT is proving that this is not the case. Sarah, could you comment on this?

Thank you for your work!

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