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Report: Majority of Real Estate Agents Believe in Promoting Energy Efficiency in Listings

Environment + Energy Leader

The report highlights that good stewardship of the land and the built environment is critical to the real estate industry.

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Why Does Air Quality Matter for Real Estate?

Breezometer

Perhaps the most popular words real estate professionals utter to potential buyers is “location, location, location.” In real estate, location is often a key factor in the selling process. Along with two environmental engineer friends, they decided to make air pollution visible and actionable in real-time.

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Americans Moving to Disaster-Prone Areas, Despite Climate Change

Yale E360

Despite the mounting risk of climate change, U.S. counties that are most prone to weather disasters are seeing an influx of new residents, while those that are least vulnerable to extreme weather are seeing an exodus, according to a new analysis by the real estate firm Redfin. Read more on E360 ?.

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Greenhouse Gas Emission Disclosures in Real Estate Contracts and Beyond

Greenbuilding Law

As concerns about climate change move from mainstream society to businesses large and small, the significance of greenhouse gas emissions and specifically the move to decarbonize economies across the globe is receiving increased attention.

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Stiglitz Versus Cochrane: What Are the Non-Market Quality of Life Impacts of Climate Change?

Environmental and Urban Economics

John Cochrane recently posted an important blog post sketching out his claim that climate change will only have a small impact on world GNP over the next 75 years. He argues that the trend growth (3% growth for 60 years) will swamp the effect of climate change). What is his next best alternative?

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What Are Multiform Floods? One More Thing to Worry about with Climate Change.

Union of Concerned Scientists

We are in the thick of “ danger season ” (aka summer), that time of year when climate-related disasters such as droughts, heat waves, wildfires, floods and hurricanes are more likely to happen. Not only that, but climate change has made many of these disasters more severe and more likely to occur.

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Worsening Risks of Climate Change Expose the Need for—and Hard Limits of—Property Insurance

Union of Concerned Scientists

Climate change is putting more people and property in harm’s way—and also exposing hard limits to the protection that property insurance can offer. Insurance is the ‘canary in the coal mine’ for climate change The risks of climate change have long been recognized by the reinsurance industry—including SwissRe and Munich Re —but U.S.