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USGBC+ July 2024: Certifying real estate portfolios for existing buildings in Latin America Sep 23, 2024

In this USGBC+ article from July 2024, LEED Fellow Esteban Martinez analyzes the use of LEED and performance verification for existing buildings.

Q&A with Sarah Gudeman: LEED v5 for O+M Jun 20, 2024

An expert involved in the evolution of LEED, Sarah Gudeman speaks in this podcast about how LEED for Operations and Maintenance will help work toward multiple goals under LEED v5.

Executive’s Corner: Paola Moschini Jun 04, 2024

In USGBC’s “Executive’s Corner” podcast series, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their experience and insights. Here, we converse with Paola Moschini who has helped build international interest in LEED.

Executive's Corner: Gerrit Reinders May 20, 2024

In USGBC’s “Executive’s Corner” podcast series, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their experience and insights. Here, we converse with Gerrit Reinders, a buildings and energy veteran, who shares insights on reducing hotels' carbon footprints while improving operating costs.

USGBC+ April 2024: Green outreach at historically Black colleges and universities advances equity goals May 08, 2024

In this USGBC+ article by Rebecca Emanuelsen, programs at HBCUs seek to bring more students into green careers and increase diversity in the industry.

Q&A: Hilari Varnadore, Vice President, LEED for Cities May 02, 2024

Learn how LEED for Cities differs from LEED for buildings and the many ways it contributes to the transformation of jurisdictions around the world.

Q&A: Leslie Ethen, sustainability manager for the City of Tucson Apr 18, 2024

In this podcast, learn how a team in the American Southwest is coordinating the development of building codes to counter climate change and support resilience and equity.

Q&A with Sarah Zaleski: Growing the green workforce Apr 11, 2024

USGBC’s new chief products officer talks about priorities in workforce development, for the industry and for the organization.

USGBC+ March 2024: Designing a more resilient Houston Apr 05, 2024

In this USGBC+ article, LEED Fellow Rives Taylor delves into the complexities of mitigating climate change in southeast Texas.

Adrianne Todman at USGBC Live 2022 Mar 29, 2024

USGBC congratulates Adrianne Todman on her appointment to the role of acting secretary at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). At USGBC Live in 2022, USGBC’s federal legislative director, Ben Evans, welcomed Todman, then deputy secretary of HUD, to the stage. We were honored to host Todman as she delivered keynote remarks at our opening session in Washington, D.C. on June 9. As a leader aligned with USGBC in mission and vision, Todman has helped ensure in her work at HUD that the organization possesses the necessary staff and tools to successfully oversee programs essential to supporting all people and communities in the U.S.

Executive's Corner: Sandra Leibowitz Mar 26, 2024

In USGBC’s “Executive’s Corner” podcast series, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their experience and insights. Here, we converse with Sandra Leibowitz, LEED AP BD+C, founder, owner and managing principal of Sustainable Design Consulting, LLC.

USGBC+ Feb. 2024: How Canada is decarbonizing through retrofits with IREE certification Mar 04, 2024

In this USGBC+ article by Sumner Byrne, an example in Canada demonstrates how strategic policy and program design, coupled with timely funding, can spur retrofitting at scale.

Q&A with Kate Wright, executive director of Climate Mayors Feb 14, 2024

With funds from the Infrastructure and Investment Act and Inflation Reduction Act now available, the U.S. is accelerating its strategies to fight climate change. Climate Mayors, a bipartisan organization whose members are dedicated to demonstrating climate leadership through meaningful actions in their communities, is playing a vital, front-line role in this effort. Providing leadership and strategic direction for the organization’s activities is its executive director, Kate Wright. USGBC recently spoke with her about the organization and the work that lies ahead.

Executive's Corner: Kimberly Dowdell Feb 05, 2024

In USGBC’s new “Executive’s Corner” podcast series, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their experience and insights. For our first episode, we converse with Kimberly Dowdell, principal at HOK and 2024 president of the American Institute of Architects.

Key U.S. Announcements at COP 28: a discussion with Heather Clark Dec 20, 2023

Heather Clark, who is the Director of Building Emissions at the White House Climate Office, recently spoke with Liz Beardsley from USGBC about the latest announcements regarding building decarbonization that were made by the U.S. Government during COP 28. They also discussed some upcoming developments, including the National Definition of Zero Emission Building.

How to Advocate for Sustainable Buildings and Communities Nov 29, 2023

USGBC’s senior manager of state and local advocacy, Jennifer Gunby, shares her top tips on how to advocate for more sustainable buildings and communities. If you’ve ever wondered how to use your professional expertise to positively impact your community and state, find the ways that work well for you using Gunby’s advice and stories from her thousands of touchpoints in the field. Elizabeth Thompson, USGBC's vice president of growth marketing, interviews Gunby for this podcast.

The Relationship Between Green Finance and ESG Nov 28, 2023

What is green finance? How does it work? Why is it becoming so important to building industry leaders? Those are some of the questions USGBC addresses in this two-part podcast series featuring Chris Pyke and Sarah Welton of GRESB. Part 2 explores how ESG and green finance complement each other and the action of green building, and why their relationship is so important to a financial community looking to lock in returns on its investments.

What Is Green Finance? Nov 28, 2023

What is green finance? How does it work? Why is it becoming so important to building industry leaders? Those are some of the questions USGBC addresses in this two-part podcast series featuring Chris Pyke and Sarah Welton of GRESB.

USGBC+ Fall 2022: Major companies use green financing to build their LEED portfolios Nov 17, 2023

Learn how green bonds and sustainability-linked loans are backing our future in this USGBC+ article from fall 2022.

USGBC+ Fall 2023: Hunter’s Point residential community in Florida pursues net positive power Nov 09, 2023

In this USGBC+ article by Calvin Hennick, hear how the developer behind the Hunter’s Point neighborhood hopes to spark a national wave of homes that produce more energy than they consume.

USGBC+ Fall 2023: India takes the lead in LEED Zero projects Oct 24, 2023

In this USGBC+ article written and read by Farah Qadeer, hear how three companies in India exemplify the nation’s commitment to emissions reduction.

How to retrofit existing buildings to net zero energy profitably using integrated design Sep 21, 2023

Learn how Kevin Bates, founder of Sharp Development Company, uses holistic, integrated design to profitably retrofit existing buildings to net zero energy with a strong emphasis on health and wellness for occupants with Liz Beardsley, USGBC Senior Policy Counsel.

What to know about the Greenhouse Reduction Fund Aug 11, 2023

USGBC’s Ben Evans and Deisy Verdinez speak with Ted Toon at the EPA about the agency’s new Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. The $27 billion program will provide low-cost financing for projects to reduce emissions and will have a particular focus on low-income communities. Learn how what this program is intended to accomplish and how projects can take advantage of this exciting program.

The Inflation Reduction Act: Green finance like never before and what it means for you Aug 02, 2023

Learn how U.S. federal sustainability finance incentives under the Inflation Reduction Act support green and efficient buildings, cities, and jobs. Also hear about what funding is available now, and where to look for future opportunities.

USGBC+ Summer 2023: ASU brings a sustainable landscape to the student experience Jul 31, 2023

In this summer 2023 article by Kiley Jacques, hear how the SITES-certified Orange Mall adds a flexible, accessible and climate-responsive promenade to the ASU campus.

USGBC+ Summer 2023: Pittsburgh’s LEED Gold David L. Lawrence Convention Center gets a green glow-up Jul 28, 2023

In this USGBC+ article by Lydia Lee, hear how, over 20 years, the David L. Lawrence Convention Center has used LEED Sustainable Sites strategies to support biodiversity and access to nature.

USGBC+ Spring 2020: Colgate-Palmolive facility in New Jersey achieves LEED Zero Waste Jun 12, 2023

In honor of Net Zero Buildings Week 2023, we are sharing an audio version of our 2020 article on the first building to achieve LEED Zero in all four categories: carbon, energy, water and waste. https://www.usgbc.org/articles/colgate-palmolive-facility-new-jersey-achieves-leed-zero-waste

USGBC+ Winter 2020: First three LEED Zero Energy projects show the market what’s possible Jun 12, 2023

In honor of Net Zero Buildings Week 2023, we are sharing an audio version of our 2020 article on the first three LEED Zero Energy projects worldwide. https://www.usgbc.org/articles/first-three-leed-zero-energy-projects-show-market-what-s-possible

USGBC+ Spring 2023: A 360-degree view of DEI in green building Jun 02, 2023

In this Spring 2023 USGBC+ article by Calvin Hennick, hear how growing diversity, equity and inclusion in the green building community involves many aspects that deserve our attention.

USGBC+ Winter 2023: Businesses win at decarbonization with TRUE certification May 10, 2023

In this Winter 2023 USGBC+ article read by author Marialyce Pedersen, hear how combining TRUE with the EPA’s WARM model accelerates results.

Learn how to get the most out of your LEED-certified space May 02, 2023

Learn about the benefits of being in a LEED-certified building. Access the PDF resource online https://www.usgbc.org/resources/get-most-out-your-leed-certified-space.

USGBC+ Winter 2023: A faith community uses Greenbuild Legacy funds to bolster resilience Mar 07, 2023

In this Winter 2023 USGBC+ article by Alana Pedalino, hear how Faith Baptist Church feeds Oakland’s hungry and serves as the city’s first climate resilience hub.

2023 USGBC annual member meeting Feb 21, 2023

Hear from Anyeley Hallová, chair of the USGBC board of directors, Peter Templeton, president and CEO of USGBC, GBCI and Arc, and Melissa Baker, senior vice president of LEED, as they review USGBC's 2022 activities and offer a preview of what's to come in 2023.

USGBC+ Winter 2023: Using LEED to build sustainably at scale Feb 15, 2023

In this Winter 2023 USGBC+ article by Calvin Hennick, hear how a dedication to sustainability has helped three companies increase their LEED portfolios in a relatively short span.

Briefing on the Outlook for the 118th Congress with Senator Lott and Senator Breaux Jan 27, 2023

Listen to a briefing featuring former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott and former Senator John Breaux offering their insights on what to expect in the 118th Congress. The event included welcome remarks and introductions from USGBC president and CEO Peter Templeton. Lott and Breaux offered their perspectives on the results of the 2022 elections, policy opportunities in the new year, and the ongoing implementation challenges and opportunities from the historic Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).

USGBC Advocacy & Policy 2022 Year-in-Review Dec 15, 2022

Hear from USGBC’s Advocacy & Policy team for a year-end review of the exciting green building policy developments in 2022. Learn the major international, federal, and state policy highlights from 2022, along with a look ahead of what to expect in 2023.

The Inflation Reduction Act: Tax credits for existing commercial and multifamily buildings Dec 07, 2022

Review the Inflation Reduction Act investments to improve the energy efficiency and sustainability of buildings, which include tax incentives, rebates, grants, and loans.

The Inflation Reduction Act: Tax credits for single family homes Dec 07, 2022

Review the Inflation Reduction Act investments to improve the energy efficiency and sustainability of buildings, which include tax incentives, rebates, grants, and loans.

The Inflation Reduction Act: Tax credits for new commercial and multifamily buildings Dec 06, 2022

Review the Inflation Reduction Act investments to improve the energy efficiency and sustainability of buildings, which include tax incentives, rebates, grants, and loans.

Nina Albert, USGBC Live Washington DC Closing Keynote Sep 20, 2022

Nina Albert, Commissioner of the Public Buildings Service (PBS) at the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), joins USGBC Live in person in Washington, DC on June 10 to deliver keynote remarks at our closing session. PBS is comprised of nationwide asset management, design, construction, leasing, building management and disposal of approximately 371 million square feet of government-owned and leased space across the United States and six territories.

Adrianne Todman, USGBC Live Washington DC Opening Keynote Sep 20, 2022

Adrianne Todman, Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development joins USGBC Live in person in Washington, DC on June 9 to deliver keynote remarks at our opening session. The Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is focused on the pursuit of economic development and creating affordable housing for low-income families and underserved communities that bear the brunt of the climate-fueled impact.

Jennifer M. Granholm, USGBC Live Washington DC Opening Keynote Sep 20, 2022

Jennifer M. Granholm was sworn in as the 16th Secretary of Energy on February 25, 2021, becoming just the second woman to lead the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Secretary Granholm will lead DOE in helping America achieve President Biden’s goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 by advancing cutting-edge clean energy technologies, creating millions of good-paying union clean energy jobs, and building an equitable clean energy future.

Driving performance at scale Sep 19, 2022

Hear from the USGBC and GBCI Boards of Directors chairs to learn how they hope to drive transformation of the global built environment through a new approach to scale. Read the letter from the boards announcing this update: https://www.usgbc.org/articles/letter-usgbc-and-gbci-boards-driving-performance-scale.

Building decarbonization and LEED Aug 16, 2022

Explore what building decarbonization is about, how LEED supports decarbonization and key policies.

Q&A with Sarah Alexander, Senior Vice President, Credentialing & Certification Jul 15, 2022

After 14 years as senior vice president of credentialing and certification at GBCI, Sarah Alexander will be moving on to focus on her family. Listen to Sarah speak about her experiences at GBCI and what motivates her about sustainability credentialing and certification.

Sarah Alexander’s role has centered around professional credential and certification activities for GBCI’s suite of green business and sustainability products worldwide. GBCI administers credentials and certifications for USGBC’s LEED certification, the world’s most widely used green building rating system, as well as the PEER standard for power systems, the WELL building standard, SITES, EDGE, TRUE, City Climate Planner, and the Investor Confidence Project (ICP) for energy efficiency retrofits. Sarah’s time at GBCI has helped support an internal center for technical excellence and is marked by tremendous growth and activity both for GBCI and USGBC.

Growing Green Building Talent: How employers can support high school career development Jul 15, 2022

Learn what you can do to build the pipeline of future green building professionals. Explore six ideas for how green building companies can become more involved in strengthening education, engagement and experiences for students in their communities. Individual employees, groups or whole companies can implement these ideas. Likewise, the beneficiaries can be individual students, schools or entire school systems.

Jerome Foster II, USGBC Live Washington DC Keynote Jul 11, 2022

USGBC Live is the leading event for the future of buildings, cities and communities. Content at USGBC Live shares how to implement LEED, offers networking opportunities beyond the event to meet others in the industry, reveals new green building strategies that help with real world issues and explores the latest in green building technology platforms, including updates to LEED.

Jerome Foster II is an environmental activist, voting rights advocate, and emerging technology engineer. He sits on President Biden’s White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council.

Donnel Baird, Boston Keynote, Electrifying Buildings and Climate Justice to Save the Planet Jul 11, 2022

USGBC Live is the leading event for the future of buildings, cities and communities. Content at USGBC Live shares how to implement LEED, offers networking opportunities beyond the event to meet others in the industry, reveals new green building strategies that help with real world issues and explores the latest in green building technology platforms, including updates to LEED.

Donnel Baird is the CEO and founder of BlocPower, a climate tech company working to rapidly green America's buildings in 25+ cities. He will share why aging buildings are a leading source of greenhouse gas emissions and how to solve this problem, while improving health outcomes and creating good, green jobs.

Boston Keynote, A Conversation with Chief Mariama White-Hammond Jul 11, 2022

USGBC Live is the leading event for the future of buildings, cities and communities. Content at USGBC Live shares how to implement LEED, offers networking opportunities beyond the event to meet others in the industry, reveals new green building strategies that help with real world issues and explores the latest in green building technology platforms, including updates to LEED.

Rev. Mariama White-Hammond, Chief of Environment, Energy, and Open Space with the City of Boston joins us for our closing session. As Chief, Rev. White-Hammond oversees policy and programs on energy, climate change, sustainability, historic preservation and open space and has extensive background embedding equity and environmental justice into Boston's communities. We’ll explore innovative city initiatives including the Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO) to set carbon targets for existing large buildings, the Net Zero Carbon Zoning initiative, and a city-led youth green jobs program.

Winona LaDuke, Twin Cities Keynote, After The Time of the Seventh Fire, A Green Economy Emerges Jul 11, 2022

USGBC Live is the leading event for the future of buildings, cities and communities. Content at USGBC Live shares how to implement LEED, offers networking opportunities beyond the event to meet others in the industry, reveals new green building strategies that help with real world issues and explores the latest in green building technology platforms, including updates to LEED.

We are at a crossroads – one path is green and lush, the other, charred. Economist, Water Protector, and Author, Winona LaDuke will share why a just transition through equitable access and mindful sustainability actions will build a green economy. Winona will explore how honoring natural biodiversity, increasing access to renewable energy, designing zero-carbon intentions, and delivering on intergenerational equity will collectively support our economic prosperity. Because when we put our heads together, and choose the green path, we will deliver a more peaceful and prosperous future for all.

Twin Cities Keynote, Greening our Economy: Perspectives on Equitable & Innovative Urban Development Jul 11, 2022

USGBC Live is the leading event for the future of buildings, cities and communities. Content at USGBC Live shares how to implement LEED, offers networking opportunities beyond the event to meet others in the industry, reveals new green building strategies that help with real world issues and explores the latest in green building technology platforms, including updates to LEED.

Greening our Economy: Perspectives on Equitable and Innovative Urban Development with Channon Lemon, Monte Hillemen, and Natalie Self.
Our communities are constantly evolving and the way they are designed and developed plots the course for the health, sustainability, resiliency, and equitable access of those the community serves. Large scale projects not only provide an opportunity for economic growth and spark excitement but can have several ripple effects that spinoff smaller projects and the potential to collectively change the community moving forward. This session will bring together three leaders to share their perspectives on how developments can change the course of the communities they are designed within. We will explore how engaging stakeholders through the process can lead to positive impact, discuss the hard questions and learn how these leaders are addressing gentrification, green and healthy job creation and how the introduction of new community developments can underpin the creation of a local green economy.

Green Building and ESG: What You Need to Know Jul 07, 2022

References to "ESG"—or environmental, social and governance factors—are everywhere you look these days. What does ESG mean, and why does it matter? Recent economic, public health and social justice crises have intensified the already surging interest in ESG. Learn more about how green building and ESG work together.

Leadership Panel: ESG, Green Building & LEED Jul 07, 2022

Hear from three organizations that embody their ESG commitments and goals through building design and operations.

Corporate sustainability leadership Jul 06, 2022

Green building leadership is not marked by a single moment in time – it is an ongoing and evolving commitment to performance. Learn why making an investment in ESG strategies including sustainability and health gives enterprise returns, ongoing operational savings and improves health and wellbeing.

Green building profile: Sustainability specialist Apr 20, 2022

Ranya Metwalli Shields, a sustainability specialist, describes her career pathway, recommendations for getting into the field and insights about what’s ahead. Learn more about Ranya at https://www.usgbc.org/people/ranya-metwalli/0010206893 and explore more green building careers at https://green-careers.usgbc.org/.

LEED and a Regenerative Future: Energy and Atmosphere Nov 25, 2020

USGBC asked LEED Technical Advisory Group (TAG) members what they thought was most critical to bring about a regenerative future. Here is what Greg Collins, chair of the Energy and Atmosphere TAG, had to say.

LEED and a Regenerative Future: Water Efficiency Nov 25, 2020

USGBC asked LEED Technical Advisory Group (TAG) members what they thought was most critical to bring about a regenerative future. Here is what Patrick Boyle, chair of the Water Efficiency TAG, had to say.

LEED and a Regenerative Future: Indoor Environmental Quality Nov 25, 2020

USGBC asked LEED Technical Advisory Group (TAG) members what they thought was most critical to bring about a regenerative future. Here is what Neil Rosen, vice chair of the Indoor Environmental Quality TAG, had to say.

LEED and a Regenerative Future: Materials and Resources Nov 25, 2020

USGBC asked LEED Technical Advisory Group (TAG) members what they thought was most critical to bring about a regenerative future. Here is what William Paddock, chair of the Materials and Resources TAG, had to say.

LEED and a Regenerative Future: Location and Planning Nov 25, 2020

USGBC asked LEED Technical Advisory Group (TAG) members what they thought was most critical to bring about a regenerative future. Here is what Peter Stair, chair of the Location and Planning TAG, had to say.

LEED and a Regenerative Future: Sustainable Sites Nov 25, 2020

USGBC asked LEED Technical Advisory Group (TAG) members what they thought was most critical to bring about a regenerative future. Here is what Carrie Havey, chair of the Sustainable Sites TAG, had to say.

Get to Know the Changes: LEED 2009 to LEED v4.1 Oct 26, 2020

Lisa Stanley (Director, Technical Solutions at USGBC) talks about the differences between LEED 2009 and LEED v4.1, the impactful changes, and how to transition your project, in this webinar recorded on Oct 15, 2020. Check out additional resources to support this session on Education @USGBC.

LEED Safety First Pilot Credit: Building Water System Recommissioning Oct 01, 2020

Listen to Daryn Cline (Director, Environmental Technologies, EVAPCO, Inc.) discuss the LEED Safety First pilot credit: Building Water System Recommissioning.

LEED Safety First Pilot Credit: Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Space, Part 4 Oct 01, 2020

Listen to Steve Ashkin (Founder and President, The Ashkin Group) discuss occupants and the LEED Safety First pilot credit: Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Space.

LEED Safety First Pilot Credit: Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Space, Part 3 Oct 01, 2020

Listen to Steve Ashkin (Founder and President, The Ashkin Group) discuss training personnel as part of the LEED Safety First pilot credit: Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Space.

LEED Safety First Pilot Credit: Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Space, Part 2 Oct 01, 2020

Listen to Steve Ashkin (Founder and President, The Ashkin Group) discuss using the LEED Safety First pilot credit: Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Space.

LEED Safety First Pilot Credit: Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Space, Part 1 Oct 01, 2020

Listen to Steve Ashkin (Founder and President, The Ashkin Group) provide an overview of the LEED Safety First pilot credit: Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Space.

COVID-19 and LEED: Indoor Environmental Quality Sep 16, 2020

Listen to Larissa Oaks (USGBC’s indoor environmental quality specialist) answer the question, “How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed the indoor environmental sector, and what can we do about it in LEED?” Access COVID-19 resources at usgbc.org/about/covid-19-resources.

COVID-19 and LEED: Materials and Resources Sep 16, 2020

Listen to Wes Sullens (USGBC’s director, materials and resources) answer the question, “How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed the materials and resources sector, and what can we do about it in LEED?” Access COVID-19 resources at usgbc.org/about/covid-19-resources.

COVID-19 and LEED: Energy and Atmosphere Sep 16, 2020

Listen to Emma Hughes (USGBC’s LEED project manager) answer the question, “How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed the energy sector, and what can we do about it in LEED?” Access COVID-19 resources at usgbc.org/about/covid-19-resources.

COVID-19 and LEED: Water Efficiency Sep 16, 2020

Listen to Emma Hughes (USGBC’s LEED project manager) answer the question, “How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed the water sector, and what can we do about it in LEED?” Access COVID-19 resources at usgbc.org/about/covid-19-resources.

COVID-19 and LEED: Sustainable Sites Sep 16, 2020

Listen to Karema Seliem (USGBC’s LEED specialist, sustainable sites) answer the question, “How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed the sites sector, and what can we do about it in LEED?” Access COVID-19 resources at usgbc.org/about/covid-19-resources.

COVID-19 and LEED: Location and Transportation Sep 16, 2020

Listen to Kurt Steiner (USGBC’s LEED specialist, location and transportation) answer the question, “How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed the location and transportation sector and what can we do about it in LEED?” Access COVID-19 resources at usgbc.org/about/covid-19-resources.

LEED Today and Tomorrow: Indoor Environmental Quality, Part 2 Sep 15, 2020

The LEED Today and Tomorrow series will tell the story of why LEED matters and how LEED v4.1 lays the groundwork for future change. This session speaks with two LEED experts at USGBC: Larissa Oaks, indoor environmental quality specialist and Dhvani Parikh, toxicologist and materials specialist. Find the whole series and earn GBCI CE credit on Education @USGBC at https://www.usgbc.org/education.

LEED Today and Tomorrow: Indoor Environmental Quality, Part 1 Sep 15, 2020

The LEED Today and Tomorrow series will tell the story of why LEED matters and how LEED v4.1 lays the groundwork for future change. This session speaks with two LEED experts at USGBC: Larissa Oaks, indoor environmental quality specialist and Dhvani Parikh, toxicologist and materials specialist. Find the whole series and earn GBCI CE credit on Education @USGBC at https://www.usgbc.org/education. Listen to part 2 at https://soundcloud.com/usgbc/leed-today-and-tomorrow-4.

LEED Today and Tomorrow: Energy and Atmosphere, Part 2 Sep 15, 2020

The LEED Today and Tomorrow series will tell the story of why LEED matters and how LEED v4.1 lays the groundwork for future change. This session speaks with Emma Hughes, project manager for LEED at USGBC. Find the whole series and earn GBCI CE credit on Education @USGBC at https://www.usgbc.org/education.

LEED Today and Tomorrow: Energy and Atmosphere, Part 1 Sep 15, 2020

The LEED Today and Tomorrow series will tell the story of why LEED matters and how LEED v4.1 lays the groundwork for future change. This session speaks with Emma Hughes, project manager for LEED at USGBC. Find the whole series and earn GBCI CE credit on Education @USGBC at https://www.usgbc.org/education. Listen to part 2 at https://soundcloud.com/usgbc/leed-today-and-tomorrow-3.

LEED Today and Tomorrow: Materials and Resources Sep 15, 2020

The LEED Today and Tomorrow series will tell the story of why LEED matters and how LEED v4.1 lays the groundwork for future change. This session speaks with Wes Sullens, director, materials and resources for LEED at USGBC. Find the whole series and earn GBCI CE credit on Education @USGBC at https://www.usgbc.org/education.

LEED Today and Tomorrow: Water Efficiency Sep 15, 2020

The LEED Today and Tomorrow series will tell the story of why LEED matters and how LEED v4.1 lays the groundwork for future change. This session speaks with Emma Hughes, project manager for LEED at USGBC. Find the whole series and earn GBCI CE credit on Education @USGBC at https://www.usgbc.org/education.

LEED Today and Tomorrow: Sustainable Sites Sep 15, 2020

The LEED Today and Tomorrow series will tell the story of why LEED matters and how LEED v4.1 lays the groundwork for future change. This session speaks with Karema Seliem, LEED specialist for sustainable sites at USGBC. Find the whole series and earn GBCI CE credit on Education @USGBC at https://www.usgbc.org/education.

LEED Today and Tomorrow: Location and Transportation Sep 15, 2020

The LEED Today and Tomorrow series will tell the story of why LEED matters and how LEED v4.1 lays the groundwork for future change. This session speaks with Kurt Steiner, LEED specialist for location and transportation at USGBC. Find the whole series and earn GBCI CE credit on Education @USGBC at https://www.usgbc.org/education.

Built for Health: Mental Health Nov 18, 2019