The Climate Mobilization Act divides building boards into three categories: unaware, struggling to fund retrofits, and preferring fines. A new bill proposes tax abatements for emission reductions, aiming to alleviate financial burden.
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In The Nick of Time
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The Problem: Carbon Confusion
Planning for energy retrofits amid a changing landscape.
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The Future is Here
Two buildings, two cutting-edge technologies.
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Get Calculating: Total Up Your Carbon Emissions
See where your building stands on meeting carbon emissions caps.
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Dawn of a New Landscape: Queens Climate Project
Neighborhood activists are banding together to push green projects and legislation.
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Getting Real About Carbon Caps
Why an A energy grade won’t save you from emissions fines
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Problem Solved: How Data Can Guide the Path to Cutting Carbon Emissions
New technology can help boards understand the flood of data and lead them to reduced carbon emissions.
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Energy-Efficiency Letter Grades Don’t Predict Your Risk for Fines
There's a disconnect between energy grades and carbon emissions.
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Cutting Carbon: the Countdown Has Begun
There's no time to waste when it comes to tackling energy retrofits.
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What’s Your Carbon Budget and Why You Should Care
Failure to make emissions cuts can cost you big money.
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