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First Friday Webinar: Accelerating Building Decarbonization with LEED, December 2, 1pm EST
Event Description
The green building community is committed to decarbonizing the built environment, but what does that mean in terms of LEED? Thought leaders share strategies and techniques for cutting operational energy and embodied carbon emissions of buildings.
LEED v4.1 represents a renewed focus on carbon reductions throughout the building lifecycle. From designing for zero energy building operations, to tackling the embodied carbon of materials we make buildings out of, LEED v4.1 rewards innovative strategies to cut carbon.
-The new GHG metric used in the Optimize Energy Performance prerequisite and credit.
-Strategies for reducing embodied carbon of materials
-The role of EPDs and waste prevention in reducing embodied carbon emissions, including tips for selecting products with low-carbon footprints.
-Perspectives on additional high-impact carbon sources found in buildings and sites that are also targets for decarbonization, such as from landscapes and building sites.
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