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A major win for climate advocates: New York is the first state in the country to ban natural gas and

Investing in local skills training programs provides pathways for workers from diverse backgrounds to participate in the transition to a

“Future Housing Initiative” will speed up creation of 3,000 new, carbon-neutral, affordable homes New York City Mayor Eric Adams and

YouthBuild grants support a pre-apprenticeship model that provide disadvantaged young people with occupational skills training, employment services and educational guidance,

Residential green buildings are on the rise. In 2022, over 3,500 residential projects, representing nearly 62,000 units and 84 million

This group of leading high-performance builders come together to benchmark their businesses, share, learn and collaborate on issues impacting the

Zeroing in on embodied carbon emissions for low-rise residential buildings in the United States New home construction in the US

Heat pumps are up to five times more efficient than standard systems and have the ability to use air or

New process simplifies documentation requirements while maintaining the high standards required to achieve each certification The U.S. Green Building Council

This year, Arizona became the first state to get additional weatherization funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. It received $47.5

Steyer said that their plan, which is in line with Net Zero, is not only good for the planet. It

The most common and popular form of mass timber, cross-laminated timber (CLT), has been recently gaining popularity in the U.S.

A time-tested clean heating and cooling technology with untapped potential. The age of the electric heat pump is well underway.

Decarbonizing the building sector will require a massive, strategic, and coordinated effort by the public and private sectors. The National

Within the all-electric community, built by KB Home, the houses are designed to use 40% less energy than the average

New Efficiency Standards Will Save Consumers $25 Billion Over 30 Years, Lower Utility Bills, and Reduce Carbon Pollution. The U.S.