Long-term goals and promises are great, but results are what matter. As owners, lenders, and regulators converge on higher expectations for sustainable buildings, credible data is no longer negotiable. Heading into 2026, make sure every claim is...

If you still think a “nice office” is a beanbag and a ping-pong table, the data’s moved on. The link between healthier indoor environments and business performance is now quantifiable and meaningful.

Imagine opening your booking engine tomorrow and finding every other listing wearing a shiny “eco-certified” badge, except yours. That moment is closer than most hoteliers think. Buildings already account for nearly 40% of the world’s energy-related...

Sustainability in building design isn’t just about energy efficiency or reducing waste — it’s about creating spaces that work smarter, last longer, and support both people and the planet. That’s where LEED BD+C (Building Design and Construction) and

In many areas, America is recognized as a leader and innovator, yet sustainability remains an exception — particularly in the realm of regulatory frameworks and standards that govern reporting, compliance, and best practices. For decades, the ...

CEOs today are under immense pressure to strengthen their companies while navigating complex demands — from driving growth and managing risks to building trust with stakeholders. Increasingly, sustainability has become a critical part of this...

Sustainability and energy efficiency are more than just goals — they're essential to creating long-lasting, high-performing buildings. As the demand for greener, healthier environments grows, building certifications play a pivotal role in ensuring...

Breathing: It's the first thing we do when we are born, and something so instinctive, we hardly notice it — yet the quality of the air we breathe can profoundly influence our daily lives. Consider the places you frequent most — your home, office, or...

When you think of hospitals, you likely envision places of healing, bustling with doctors and nurses, sterile rooms, and advanced medical equipment. But what if these very centers of health are also significant contributors to environmental harm?