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Climate Risk Is Financial Risk: The Ever-Evolving Landscape of Climate-Related Financial Disclosures

In 2021, the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Foundation—initially responsible for financial accounting standards—established the International Sustainability Standards Board, with the goal of developing universal, global sustainability disclosure rules. These new rules were finally published in June 2023, and go into effect in January 2024.

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Indigenous Environmental and Climate Justice Series: “Two-Eyed Seeing” in Planning for Land Use

This Urban Land series introduces real estate and built environment professionals to Indigenous-led organizations working on issues of environmental and climate justice in the built environment as they pertain to Indigenous communities. In addition to profiling the work of these organizations, the series covers why these intersections are critical to understand within the wider conversation…

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Indigenous Environmental and Climate Justice Series: Sustainable Native Communities Design Lab, MASS Design Group

MASS Design Group is a mission-driven organization founded to support partners in delivering innovative capital projects that fundamentally improve lives and act as enablers of shared prosperity. The mission of the Sustainable Native Communities Design Lab is to close the wealth gap in Indian Country through culturally responsive housing development and Native home ownership.

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ULI Releases Dashboard to Help Members Follow Green Building Policies Globally

As global momentum builds for climate action, federal, state, and local governments have increasingly introduced building-sector requirements covering everything from energy and water use to green building certifications to climate resilience. What’s more—these regulations are constantly evolving, and new ones are passed each year, which makes it difficult to plan for and track compliance for…