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Julie Janiski, partner in our Boston office, was published in Banker & Tradesman speaking on the proliferation of codes and standards related to sustainability and decarbonization.

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Experts鈥� Voices Must Be Part of Decarbonization Conversation: Policy Solutions Benefit from Technical Leadership

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We are experiencing a sea change in regulations related to sustainability and decarbonization in the built environment. A few examples impact businesses and real estate in our state. In March 2021, just three years ago, Gov. Charlie Baker signed bill S.9, An Act Creating A Next-Generation Roadmap for Massachusetts Climate Policy. The law amended the 2008 Global Warming Solutions Act and statewide greenhouse gas emissions limits for 2030, 2040 and 2050. The 2021 law also required the creation of the Specialized Opt-in Stretch Energy Energy Code, and various other initiatives in support of achieving net zero by 2050 for the commonwealth

There鈥檚 even more going on at the local level. Prior to the 2021 climate bill, many municipalities in Massachusetts and beyond were already developing climate action plans and resiliency plans to address the realities of climate change and the need to mitigate and adapt…

… A key takeaway is that for business leaders, investors, developers, financers and institutions alike, there鈥檚 an expanding opportunity to establish a cutting-edge, enduring built environment that doesn鈥檛 just meet these new codes 鈥� they can also point the way to shared value and a sustainable future.

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