04/2025: A Living Practice: Architecture in Harmony with Nature — Margaret Sprug
3-26-2024 | Events
Principal Jim Hanford will be discussing “Navigating the Carbon Offset Market” at the 2024 NAIOP Washington State Chapter Conference.
There is a lot of debate and uncertainty about the quality of some carbon offset programs. It can be a challenge to navigate the carbon credit marketplace and find offsets that are additional, unique, verifiable, and durable. However, until we have truly zero carbon or carbon negative building operations, companies will need to continue purchasing carbon offsets in order to reach net zero carbon goals. This March, join the NAIOPWA Sustainable Development Committee for a conversation around the value of carbon offsets as a short-term stopgap, the qualities that make good offsets, and how to find and purchase them.
Jim will be speaking with the following
How can we co-exist with the earth in a way that doesn’t destroy it? This is the question that Jim constantly asks. As leader of Miller Hull’s building performance and sustainability efforts, he’s had quite a few opportunities to answer. “It’s really just being smart about things — thinking efficiently about daylighting, ventilation, mechanical systems…” Jim’s…
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