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City Emissions Laws Fueling Cottage Industry Of Sustainability Consultants

March 2, 2022 | Bisnow

“If we snowplow this into 2028, there won’t be enough labor, and the building department will be under siege with permitting,” Urban Green Council CEO John Mandyck said. “It’s to people’s advantage to really plan this out.”
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How to Get New York City’s Biggest Buildings to Zero Carbon

January 22, 2022 | Canary Media

New York City got a lot of attention last month for its decision to ban natural gas in new buildings. But what can the city do about gas use in the buildings it already has?
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How the Big Apple is Taking On the Carbon Footprint from Buildings

September 24, 2021 | S&P Global

In this special New York Climate Week episode, the ESG Insider podcast explores how the built environment is responsible for nearly 40% of all global carbon dioxide emissions, and what it will take to decarbonize this vast sector.
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A New Digital Tool to Help Co-ops and Condos Cut Carbon Emissions

May 14, 2021 | Habitat Magazine

The Department of Buildings (DOB) has unveiled new digital resources designed to help co-op and condo boards and their property managers comply with the looming Climate Mobilization Act.
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Watch: Urban Green Council’s John Mandyck on Tackling Climate Change in NY

May 10, 2021 | The Real Deal

On this episode of the REInterview, TRD’s Hiten Samtani sits with the Urban Green Council CEO John Mandyck to break down real estate’s path to a greener future.

News / LL97

City Emissions Laws Fueling Cottage Industry Of Sustainability Consultants

How to Get New York City’s Biggest Buildings to Zero Carbon

How the Big Apple is Taking On the Carbon Footprint from Buildings

A New Digital Tool to Help Co-ops and Condos Cut Carbon Emissions

Watch: Urban Green Council’s John Mandyck on Tackling Climate Change in NY