In the U.S., buildings produce a third of greenhouse gas emissions. An EPA study proposes a 63% energy consumption reduction by 2030 for these buildings.
The Conversation: Florida home insurance triples since 2018
How Florida’s home insurance market became so dysfunctional, so fast Published: March 7, 2024 “Imagine saving for years to buy your dream house, only to have surging property insurance costs keep homeownership […]
3D-Printing Promises Energy-Efficient and Climate-Resilient Homes in Texas
Discover the world’s largest 3D-printed community, the Genesis Collection in Wolf Ranch, Texas. These energy-efficient, climate-resilient homes are built faster, with minimal waste, and in novel designs. Learn more about this innovative project.
Reducing Carbon Pollution: Innovations in Environmentally Friendly Concrete
Concrete manufacturing is a major contributor to carbon pollution. Startup CarbonCure injects CO2 into concrete to trap carbon, creating “green concrete.” Other methods, such as adding coffee grounds or using low-carbon concrete, are also being explored.
Building Climate Resilience into Construction
INNOVATION Building Climate Resilience into Construction By combining future-focused climate data with the latest building science, the industry can adapt the built environment for a planet of extremes BY DIANA KIGHTLINGER […]
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