Hi, Robert-

I'm a freelance writer and I'm working on an article for a new trade publication that serves the convention display design and production industry. The piece concerns the manner in which those involved in this and related fields can minimize the environmental impact of their industry without being taken in by those firms which purport to offer green options while ignoring legitimate barometers of impact such as Life Cycle Assessment.

I have a copy of the Green Guide that Interiors & Sources put out recently, and I'd like to mention it in the article as a good place to start for those who are new to green purchasing. I was also curious if you or one of your writers might be willing to give me a quick quote about what to look for when assessing the LCA of the products they use, or perhaps an anecdote regarding some of the more dubious examples of green products that you or your writers may have come across.

About the publication:

360 is a monthly custom publication sent from Radius Display products to approximately 5,000 of their clients, who are primarily display dealer owners, sales managers and project managers. This article will be featured in its first issue, which is due to publish at the end of June.

If you can provide me with a quick quote or put me in touch with someone who might be able to, please get back to me later today or tomorrow if possible.

Thanks,

Barrett Brown