The construction industry needs to address the embodied carbon of buildings, which is linked to the materials used and the construction activity itself.

These include looking at the materials it uses in delivering a project to how the completed building operates on a daily basis. Much is made of how “healthy” buildings have become for their occupants, how they ensure this well-being through energy-efficient lighting and ventilation, heating, and cooling.

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