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Meet Nexii, the green construction company allied with Michael Keaton

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Meet Nexii, the green construction company allied with Michael Keaton. Green construction startup Nexii first caught my attention back in the spring when the Canadian company announced a partnership with actor and Pennsylvania native Michael Keaton. Heather Clancy. Thu, 07/29/2021 - 00:01.

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Proposed model shows potential for circular practices in construction steel

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Proposed model shows potential for circular practices in construction steel. Contrary to popular belief, a profitable business model for reused construction steel is not nearly as impossible as one may believe. Experts in the steel industry view the barriers to a profitable reused construction steel model as insurmountable.

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Green construction practices could unlock this $1.5 trillion opportunity, study finds

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Major emissions cuts and investment opportunities arise from shifting to greener materials and processes in construction and buildings, according to the World Bank's International Finance Corporation.

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Reconstructing construction

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Got prefab? Lower-carbon materials? Investments build for startups addressing embodied carbon emissions in the built environment.

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Conversations, culture and constructive climate action

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Make advocacy and inquiry a mantra, and you have a recipe for a culture of productive discourse that propels sustainability, climate action, and other strategic and operational imperatives.

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Greener construction is not a fantasy

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Industrialization can continue without worsening the climate crisis. Here’s how.

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How to build climate resilience into the construction industry

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The need for investment in more resilient buildings is clear, but many countries lack the data to properly assess these risks.