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Practical Ways to Address Embodied Carbon

May 31 @ 8:15 am - 9:30 am

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This is part 1 of a 2-part event on 5/31. Please arrive at 8:15 for complimentary coffee and pastries.

 

Practical Ways to Address Embodied Carbon

Embodied Carbon, the term that identifies the collective impacts of extracting, manufacturing and transporting building materials, is appearing on everything from requests for proposals to the next round of the building code. In this course we’ll provide practical approaches to reducing embodied carbon in residential and commercial projects.

Learning objectives:

  •  Understand new Cal Green requirements for embodied carbon taking effect July 2024
  •  Be able to categorize common building materials for their likely carbon impacts
  •  Identify simple tools and resources to streamline carbon comparisons
  •  Understand related material considerations including global warming potential and carbon sequestration

AIA Continuing Education Units available: 1 LU|HSW

 

Instructors: Jennifer Rennick and Andy Pease, In Balance Green Consulting

Venue

AIA Santa Barbara Chapter House
229 E Victoria Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101 United States
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