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Jared Green is Web Content and Strategy Manager at the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA). He is editor of The Dirt blog, a Planetizen top 10 Web site, and producer of ASLA’s sustainability toolkit, resources guides, and interview series with leading designers and sustainability thought-leaders. Previously, Green worked for the World Bank, Asia Society, and other non-profits to create free web-based resources and toolkits. Green is also active in ideas and design competitions and recently served as a judge for the World Bank’s Development Marketplace, Stanford University’s Social e-Challenge, and the Intel Challenge.