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One sector that must be at the forefront of decarbonizing the economy is real estate, given its outsized impact on carbon emissions, one expert said.
Roughly $50 trillion is needed through 2050 to wean the U.S. economy off carbon emissions.
The future of New York’s skyline is … timber?
Building with cross-laminated timber, a type of engineered wood consisting of glued-together panels of lumber, will soon be permitted in the five boroughs.
The City Council on Thursday approved extensive changes to the building code, which include allowing the special timber on projects up to 85 feet tall, or six to seven stories. While some ...
As the Covid-19 pandemic moves into a new phase, many companies have started insisting that we come back to the office full-time. In response, people are quitting their jobs in droves. Flexibility is now the fastest-rising job priori...
Eric Flohr of Berkadia speaks to the critical importance of embracing digital transformation.
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The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) has added a new innovation feature to the WELL Building Standard (WELL) that rewards climate leadership with the goal of accelerating emission reductions in the face of ever-increasing public health impacts of climate change. Released in the Q3 Addendum, the Innovation Feature on...
2150, the Urban Sustainability Technology Fund, today announces the final close of its oversubscribed flagship fund at €268m ($312m). Funding for the final close comes from new investors including Credit Suisse and a client advised by AIMS Imprint of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, the Norwegian sovereign climate investment company, Nysnø as wel...
My mom and dad divorced when I was seven, and I spent my school years growing up in the diverse community of Pueblo, Colorado. I loved playing basketball and competing―basketball was life―I really thought I’d play in the NBA someday. Unfortunately, I was 5’9”, 145 pounds, and surrounded by kids taller and more athletic than I was.
Procore, the maker of construction management software that went public this year, may pull away from rivals after making its biggest acquisition yet.
The California company put up $500...