Ben Evans
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32 articles
IRA update: 2024 is the year the IRA takes off
USGBC's federal legislative director shares the latest IRA news for green builders.
IRA update: Buildings projected to deliver largest IRA-related emissions reductions
USGBC's federal legislative director shares the latest IRA news for green builders.
IRA update: Funding for LEED affordable housing
USGBC's federal legislative director shares the latest IRA news for green builders.
IRA update: The new economics for allowing public sector buildings to go green
USGBC's federal legislative director shares the latest IRA news for green builders.
IRA update: It’s a go for green building tax incentives
USGBC's federal legislative director shares the latest IRA news for green builders.
Trends in city policies that build toward climate goals
Forward-thinking cities and counties are creating policies to combat climate change.
Student advocates push for clean energy policies
High schoolers in Boise and other districts drive local climate plans.
West coast policies promote low-carbon building materials
State and local guidelines move us toward cleaner building projects.
New York and Hawaii: Working toward carbon neutrality
Places east and west exemplify climate action on the state level.
A look ahead to COP26, the UN Convention on Climate Change
Get a preview of USGBC’s role at the international climate conference.
The Biden administration takes shape around sustainability
2021 is turning out to be a year of much-needed policy acceleration.
Regulatory wins for green building in three U.S. states
California, Colorado and Virginia show how state-level policy changes can drive sustainability achievements.