Winner of numerous sustainability awards, Mahindra World City in Chennai, is India’s first and one of the largest integrated business city with an operational Special Economic Zone. According to the Chairman of Mahindra group “ A well-designed city is almost a living thing. A vibrant space where people can interact and live in ways […]
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The Integrative Process, Planning, and Assessments (IP) category in LEED v5 establishes a foundational shift toward holistic, people-centered, and data-informed project planning. This course examines how LEED v5 integrates climate resilience, social equity, carbon awareness, and operational readiness into early decision-making across building life cycles. Participants will explore the required prerequisites and credits within the
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Climate action in the built environment extends beyond efficient buildings to include decisions about where projects are located, how people travel, and how development connects to existing infrastructure. In LEED v5, the Location and Transportation (LT) category elevates these considerations as critical levers for achieving decarbonization, resilience, and livability at the community scale. This course
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In the first part of our exploration of Dubai’s World Fair, we highlighted some key features of this extraordinary event. Now, let’s delve deeper into Part 2, where we showcase the expo’s iconic buildings and structures. Our journey begins with the awe-inspiring entry portal, crafted from a Carbon-fiber ribbon that comprises thousands of ultra-thin carbon
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Decarbonization and buildings are at the forefront of everyone’s minds as we approach new government initiatives to fight climate change. Decarbonization, which is the reduction and elimination of carbon emissions from our energy sources, will be a huge topic of discussion for years to come. In this article, we break down the new initiatives announced
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Throughout the decades, we’ve toyed with various solutions for climate change. Definitely from nature-based solutions like afforestation, to renewable energy solutions, like solar power. Unfortunately, none of these solutions have developed enough. Which are due to financial or political pushback, to be a viable solution. We must limit global warming to 1.5 degrees above preindustrial
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Back to Climate Change Ambassador Program Evidence of climate change is all around us, but has it always been that way? For decades, climate deniers have argued that climate change is part of a natural cycle. Today, the majority of people now understand that human-caused climate change is real. But what were the warning signs?
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In this article, we dig deep into the climate justice movement, uncovering the priorities it aims to assert, as well as examples of climate injustice and the activists who are fighting to stop them.
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