The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT24) AMERICAN CANYON, Calif. -- Dec. 27, 2007 -- CALIF-GREEN-HOTELS-2 -- Screens in the lobby of the Gaia Napa Valley, one America's greenest hotels, track energy usage in American Canyon, Calif., in December 2007. Opened this year, the hotel has earned the LEED gold certification, only the second hotel ever to do so. The idea of luxury has long been intertwined with -- even confused with -- profligate waste. But with green consciousness making its way to center stage, some hotels are changing their ways. They face a delicate balance: When does greening go so far as to cut palpably into the feeling of luxury? (Peter DaSilva/The New York Times)
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