There has been an understandably high level of attention directed toward the environmental footprint of the built environment over recent years. As we have heard ad nauseam, the built environment is responsible for 37–43% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions – depending on your source of...
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The Professor
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The Analyst
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The Economist
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