Government,
Environmental & Energy,
Construction
Nov. 8, 2018
State and local leaders turn their attention to building efficiency
It’s no surprise given that buildings account for 25 percent of the state’s greenhouse gas emissions — and 70 percent of emissions in Los Angeles and 46 percent in San Francisco.
California has long been a proponent of sustainability, and this past year was no different. While state legislators furthered California's commitment to cleaner energy and carbon neutrality, state and local leaders turned their eyes towards building efficiency.
Let's start with what got everyone talking at the end of summer: California's clean energy and carbon-neutrality goals. In September, Gov. Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill ...
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