The complex yet rewarding path to greening the built environment
Society-wide buy-in and mobilisation of resources across multiple stakeholder groups needed but investments will pay back in time.
BUILDINGS play a crucial role in the global campaign to avert a climate crisis and develop a more sustainable economy.
With the built environment generating more than a third of the world's carbon emissions, decarbonising it is believed to be one of the most cost-effective ways to mitigate climate change.
But the path that needs to be taken to decarbonise the built environment can be a complicated one, and many aspects have to be considered.
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