Author: Jane Anderson
An expert in Life Cycle Assessment for the Construction industry
my recent tweets
- Sounds like a good approach. twitter.com/PassivhausPlus…xxx 11 hours ago
- They could have a go at the 200,000+ empty homes in the UK too. twitter.com/peteapps/statu…xxx 1 day ago
- Tory 2019 manifesto: “ In all of our trade negotiations, we will not compromise on our high environmental protectio… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…xxx 2 days ago
- RT @asbp_uk: When the pace slowed, many had dreams about how things could be for #BuildBackBetter Some people had that💡moment with the ger…xxx 5 days ago
- That’s more than 2000 Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) for construction products and over 400 EPD for build… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…xxx 5 days ago
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Recent Posts
Tag Archives: oregon
Policies on embodied impacts of buildings increase interest in EPD
As one of thinkstep‘s lead consultants in construction, I recently wrote an article for the Newsletter of Eco Platform, the European association of construction product EPD Programmes detailing how national and regional policies relating to embodied impacts are increasing interest in … Continue reading
Posted in policy, regulation
Tagged Belgium, california, France, Germany, oregon, USA, vancouver, washington state
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