Insights with host Hugh Downs welcomes the Energy and Environmental Building Alliance as Content Advisor

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 2, 2009 -- Insights is excited to announce that the Energy and Environmental Building Alliance is a Content Advisor for the series.

Karen Thull, Marketing Director for EEBA stated, “The organization is thrilled to become a Content Advisor for Insights and we look forward to collaborating with their production team. “ The Executive Director Kathleen Guidera said, “We are excited to assist the producers and their production team in educating the country on key issues related to education and the environment, and providing guidance and information for the program. We look forward to working closely with them to ensure accurate and educationally helpful content for this nationwide series.”

The Insights’ Executive Producer commented, “Providing education and resources is what this series will be about from an energy and architectural angle. Having such a knowledge base to draw from with the EEBA makes this series all the more powerful and content–rich. We look forward to collaborating with them.”

About Insights Hugh Downs:

The Insights series is distributed to Public TV through a national distributor and highlights the best and most compelling educational stories. Each segment is hosted by America’s most well-known anchor, Mr. Hugh Downs. For more information visit www.insightshd.com or call (772) 647-0030.

About The Energy and Environmental Building Alliance:

The Energy and Environmental Building Alliance provides education and resources to transform the residential design, development and construction industries to profitably deliver energy efficient and environmentally responsible buildings and communities. Through expanded educational venues, strong national alliances and a broad based network of partners, EEBA’s outreach efforts to change the way homes are built in America are seeing positive results for builders, homeowners and the environment. For more information http://www.eeba.org/

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