Plus, each webinar includes Q&A sessions where attendees ask questions and explore the details behind these valuable resources.

Perfect for your next lunch-and-learn, a walk, or just sitting back to enjoy the exciting work of decarbonizing the built environment — and don’t forget to subscribe to the CLF YouTube channel to catch all previous webinars! 

Happy watching!

This summer was packed with new reports and publications, and CLF staff also hosted some fantastic webinars to dive into them. If you missed our sessions live, don’t worry — the recordings are ready to watch anytime! These conversations feature real projects, fresh data, and plenty of inspiration for your next embodied carbon challenge.

2025 CLF North American Material Baselines Webinar: New data, updated insights

Every two years, CLF publishes a Material Baselines report to capture the current state of the industry and estimate industry-average GHG emissions for construction materials manufactured in North America. Since our first 3-page report in 2019, created to support the launch of the EC3 tool,

CLF Summer Series: Real projects, real results

This summer, CLF published the Embodied Carbon Reductions Built Project Case Study Collection, featuring the story, the details of the LCAs, including the development of a baseline, and the reported results compared to the design case.

Check out both webinar sessions to hear directly from the project teams as they share their embodied carbon reduction strategies, design decisions, and key lessons learned.

Don’t miss out!

Catch all of CLF’s past webinars anytime, subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest recordings, and stay connected with our community.

• CLF is hiring! The Carbon Leadership Forum is seeking a dynamic and innovative leader to fill the role of Lead on our Low Carbon Buildings team to execute the mission of this growing organization - to eliminate embodied carbon in buildings and infrastructure to create a just and thriving future. Check out the full job description here!
• CLF hosted our first-ever in-person Regional Hubs Summit! We brought together 30 attendees from 18 Regional Hubs for two energizing days of presentations, collaboration, networking, and policy skill-building — all focused on accelerating embodied carbon action in the built environment.

• The UW Life Cycle Lab Paper "Exploratory Data Analysis of a North American Whole Building Life Cycle Assessment Dataset," just published in Building and Environment!
• Sustainable Concrete Buyers Alliance Launches to Accelerate Adoption of Low-Carbon Building and Infrastructure Materials - RMI
• Exciting New Resource on BMI Modeling for WBLCA! "A Guide to Alignment in the Built Environment": Step-by-step recommendations for consistent and transparent embodied carbon assessments through Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow optimization - WBCSD

CLF Staff Sessions include: 

• Beyond the Checklist: The Intersectionality of Embodied Carbon in LEED v5
• Demystifying Embodied Carbon: Innovative data and methods for carbon-positive design
• Unveiling the Hidden Carbon Impact of MEP Systems

Let us know if you’ll be attending — we’re excited to connect in person and learn from each other!

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