Concrete is the second most widely used material in the world, second only to drinking water. The concrete industry is responsible for 8% of global […]
Read MoreBritish Columbia (BC) has the reputation of being one of the greenest provinces in Canada, and indeed one of the greenest sub-national jurisdictions in the […]
Read MoreToronto’s GHG Targets The City of Toronto continues to demonstrate leadership in mitigating the effects of climate change through the implementation of the climate action […]
Read MoreLast month’s power outage in Texas is a dramatic example of the risks posed by extreme weather increasingly fueled by a changing climate. It is […]
Read MoreIn recent blog posts on mass timber, we’ve covered mass timber’s rapid growth trajectory, its potential to reduce carbon emissions, and some challenges the industry […]
Read MoreHalf of the carbon associated with new construction between now and 2050 will be from material manufacturing. Globally, the manufacture of construction materials accounts for […]
Read MoreCalifornia has published the carbon caps that will come into effect on July 1, 2021. These caps will set an upper limit on the embodied […]
Read MoreTo date, more than 1,700 jurisdictions have declared a climate emergency. Vancouver has long been a global climate leader, adopting innovative policies and taking strong […]
Read MoreThough mass timber offers many benefits over traditional building materials, its renewable nature and negative carbon impact are perhaps the most exciting. Turning trees into […]
Read MoreIn our recent blog introducing mass timber, we shared why we are excited about mass timber and why it has such great potential to transform […]
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