The built environment, which includes buildings, highways, bridges, and other infrastructure, accounts for about 40% of embodied carbon. These emissions are a major source of climate change, prompting politicians and business leaders to focus on developing more energy-efficient structures. However, Ming Hu, Associate Dean for Research at the University of [...]
In a groundbreaking move, San Francisco has emerged as the largest American city to prohibit the use of natural gas in new constructions. Spearheaded by Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, this legislation aims to address the city’s environmental concerns, targeting the significant contribution of natural gas to emissions. This blog explores the [...]
In an era where environmental concerns are at the forefront, adopting eco-friendly practices is imperative. One significant way to contribute positively to the planet is by going green and reducing your carbon footprint. By making conscious choices in your daily life, you can play a crucial role in creating a [...]
Air pollution is primarily driven by human activities, with major culprits including vehicular emissions, industrial processes, deforestation, and the burning of fossil fuels. As these pollutants saturate the atmosphere, the intricate balance of the Earth’s ecosystems is disrupted. In the pursuit of progress, humanity has inadvertently unleashed a silent assailant—air [...]
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