Brian Scott

Director of Operations, Lights Out

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Director of Operations for Lights Out, an energy conservation event planned for Saturday in San Francisco and Los Angeles, California and nationwide in March

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"Good things happen in the dark" is the slogan of a California event planed for this Saturday as a run-up to a national event planned for next March 29.

Cities Turn to a Blackout to Go Green

"Good things happen in the dark" is the slogan of a California event planed for this Saturday as a run-up to a national event planned for next March 29.

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