Architecture 2030's 2030 Challenge
WorldChanging Team, 10 Aug 09
A challenge put forth by Architecture 2030, it has rallied key organizations in the U.S. building industry around the goal of making all new and renovated buildings carbon-neutral by 2030. Its leader, Ed Mazria, has developed guidelines for communities to modify their building codes to meet this goal, as well as dramatic visualizations of how much of the nation’s coastal areas will be lost with climate-related sea level rise.
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