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Writer's pictureRyan Sacramone

California First in the Nation to Limit Embodied Carbon in Buildings

California becomes the first state to impose restrictions on embodied carbon in construction, aiming to reduce the environmental impact of buildings. Effective immediately, new projects over 50,000 sq ft must disclose embodied carbon, with mandatory reductions in subsequent phases. A press release states that this move addresses a significant but overlooked aspect of carbon emissions. The policy aligns with California's climate goals and promotes sustainable building practices, setting a precedent for other jurisdictions. The regulation underscores the state's commitment to combatting climate change and fostering environmentally responsible urban development.


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