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Join RWDI Strategic Advisor of Sustainability, Elaine Aye at the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Fall Meeting next week in Las Vegas.

ULI's Entertainment Development Council will take an inside look at how projects in the sports and entertainment sectors are leading the way toward more resilient and sustainable development.

Link: https://fall.uli.org/sessions/edc-presents-its-not-easy-being-green-toward-a-resilient-sustainable-future/

Reducing embodied carbon is rapidly becoming part of many building sustainability regulations and certification programs, including LEED, California Bill AB 2446, the Canada Green Building Council's Zero Carbon Buildings standard, Federal green procurement policies, and municipal development standards, such as the Toronto Green Standard.

The World Building Council has set a goal for all new buildings: net zero operational carbon and a 40% reduction in embodied carbon by 2030.

But how do we actually reduce embodied carbon?

How To Reduce Embodied Carbon in Buildings and Why It Matters RWDI’s core practice areas bring together a diverse array of capabilities around a common purpose: meeting the immediate aims and broader business goals of our clients.