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Life-cycle assessment (LCA) is a way of understanding the environmental impacts of something, starting with raw material extraction and ending at a landfill or recycling plant. You can use LCA to identify the hot spots—that is, the worst impacts of the thing you’re analyzing—so you can reduce or eliminate them.
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) programs and reporting platforms are changing how companies do business—including how they think about their building portfolios. These programs, along with emerging public policy, are driving more and more organizations toward decarbonization and other sustainable development goals.
An integrative process can streamline workflows and drive higher performance. But if you do it well, it’s so much more.
Buildings aren’t garbage. These three circularity loop-closers are making it easier and easier to reuse materials.
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting is an increasingly common expectation throughout financial sectors, and the real estate industry is no exception.
The presenters, Brent Ehrlich and Paula Melton, share what they learned about today’s certification landscape while writing BuildingGreen’s Guide to Building Product Certifications & Ecolabels, distilling some of the information available in that guide to help attendees start to make sense of it all.
Increasingly, owners are asking for risk assessments to inform strategies for resilient design. This on-demand webinar, presented by BuildingGreen’s Candace Pearson and BuildingGreen and Resilient Design Institute founder Alex Wilson, provides sources for the first step of a risk assessment: identifying hazards and understanding exposure.
Curbing carbon emissions requires that we address our vast stock of existing buildings. Here’s how to make the case and get it done.
The new “Contractor’s Commitment to Sustainable Building Practices" calls on firms to practice green building on the jobsite and beyond.
The tools for conducting a multi-hazard exposure analysis are available if you know where to look.
