embodied carbon
STV Launches Sustainability Action Plan
The built environment “creates about 40% of the world’s carbon emissions. Unless we change how we design and build right now, climate change will become irreversible.” The urgency of these words from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) resonates deeply ...
Key Takeaways and Insights from Infraday East
For the last six years, Infraday East has been an essential industry event that drives the dialogue about the future of infrastructure in the Northeast Corridor at every level of our industry. The event – one of several regionally-focused events ...
STV Team Champions Sustainability at ASCE Infrastructure 2050 Workshop
As efforts to reduce and eliminate embodied carbon in our nation’s infrastructure continue to intensify, three STV thought leaders recently participated in a workshop to map out strategies and best practices for expediting decarbonization initiatives in infrastructure design and construction. ...
Lessons from COP28: The Opportunity for Infrastructure
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) recently launched the Buildings Breakthrough at COP28, the United Nations’ annual climate summit. Aiming for near-zero emissions and climate resilient buildings by 2030, this initiative marked a pivotal moment in the global commitment to ...
STV Director of Sustainable Design Honored by Industry Organization
STV’s Director of Sustainable Design Lauren Alger, P.E., ENV SP, was named an outstanding woman in construction by the Professional Women in Construction New York Chapter (PWC NY). The organization recognized Alger’s leadership in sustainable design as part of its ...
STV Launches Embodied Carbon Action Plan
The built environment’s impact on global CO2 emissions is undeniable, with building operations accounting for 27 percent and embodied carbon – CO2 that is released during the extraction, transportation, manufacturing, construction, and disposal of building materials – contributing an additional ...
Future Focused: Creating a Roadmap for Embodied Carbon Reduction
With more government agencies pledging to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, those of us serving the infrastructure sector are being challenged to develop holistic, data-driven solutions that aim to eliminate carbon emissions across various stages of a project’s lifecycle. As ...
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STV Launches Sustainability Action Plan
The built environment “creates about 40% of the world’s carbon emissions. Unless we change how we…
STV Stewardship
Key Takeaways and Insights from Infraday East
For the last six years, Infraday East has been an essential industry event that drives the…
Employee News, Industry Trends
STV Team Champions Sustainability at ASCE Infrastructure 2050 Workshop
As efforts to reduce and eliminate embodied carbon in our nation’s infrastructure continue to intensify, three…
STV Perspectives
Lessons from COP28: The Opportunity for Infrastructure
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) recently launched the Buildings Breakthrough at COP28, the United Nations’…
Employee News
STV Director of Sustainable Design Honored by Industry Organization
STV’s Director of Sustainable Design Lauren Alger, P.E., ENV SP, was named an outstanding woman in…
Industry Trends
STV Launches Embodied Carbon Action Plan
The built environment’s impact on global CO2 emissions is undeniable, with building operations accounting for 27…
Future Focused
Future Focused: Creating a Roadmap for Embodied Carbon Reduction
With more government agencies pledging to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, those of us serving the…