Wer wir sind
The Carbon Leadership Forum accelerates the transformation of the building sector to radically reduce the greenhouse gas emissions attributed to materials (also known as embodied carbon) used in buildings and infrastructure.
We research, educate, and foster cross-collaboration to bring embodied carbon of buildings and infrastructure down to zero.
Unsere Vision
Wir stellen uns eine transformierte, dekarbonisierte Bauindustrie vor - bessere Gebäude für einen besseren Planeten.
Unsere Aufgabe
Unsere Mission ist es, den verkörperten Kohlenstoff von Gebäuden, Materialien und Infrastrukturen zu eliminieren, um eine gerechte und blühende Zukunft zu schaffen.
How We Do it
Recognizing that buildings account for nearly half of global CO2 emissions, the Carbon Leadership Forum is dedicated to Beschleunigung der Transformation des Bausektors, um den in Baumaterialien und Bauwesen enthaltenen Kohlenstoff durch kollektives Handeln radikal zu reduzieren.
Das Carbon Leadership Forum treibt an Wissen durch seine verkörperte Kohlenstoffforschung und Ressourcen, Zusammenarbeit through its robust network of architects, engineers, contractors, material suppliers, building owners, policymakers, and associations, and Aktion durch die Unterstützung und Befähigung seiner Mitglieder, neue Ideen und Ansätze durch wirksame Initiativen voranzutreiben.
Forschung
Wir untersuchen die Wege zur Maximierung der CO2-Reduktion und führen gemeinsame Forschungen mit Materialexperten, NGOs, Industriepartnern und politischen Entscheidungsträgern durch.
Ressourcen
Wir beschleunigen das Lernen durch Crowdsourcing und die Verbreitung von Wissen, das unsere Mitglieder befähigt.
Netzwerk
We bring together architects, engineers, contractors, material suppliers, building owners, policymakers, and associations through environments designed to connect inspired advocates and spark unprecedented collaboration.
Initiativen
Wir beschleunigen die Markttransformation, indem wir unsere Mitglieder inspirieren, unterstützen und befähigen, neue Ideen durch wirksame Initiativen voranzutreiben.
Meet the Team
CLF Staff
Anthony Hickling
GeschäftsführerMeghan Lewis
Program DirectorCarbon Leadership Forum Affiliates
As the Carbon Leadership Forum transitions towards operating as an independent nonprofit organization, staff at CLF and the University of Washington’s Life Cycle Lab are working collaboratively across both organizations to reduce embodied carbon emissions from buildings and infrastructure. CLF Affiliates are collaborative partners who support the development of CLF research and other programs.
Anber Rana
Post Doctoral Scholar, UWAndrew Himes
Program AffiliateAzeezah Sultana Priyota
Research Assistant, UWBrad Benke
Research AffiliateBrook Waldman
Research AffiliateChad Evans
Program AffiliateEthan Ellingboe
Research AffiliateJordan Palmeri
Research AffiliateKarisha Shahnaz Hariadi
Research Assistant, UWMahsa Torabi
Visiting Researcher, UWMeghan Byrne
Program AffiliateMel Chafart
Research AffiliateMichelle Lambert
Research AffiliateMilad Ashtiani
Research AffiliateMonica Huang
Research AffiliateOscar Jimenez
Intern, UWPrajin Uttamchandani
Student Assistant, UWSindhu Raju
Student Assistant, UWStephanie Carlisle
Research AffiliateYang Shen
Research AffiliateAus nächster Nähe
CLF and Life Cycle Lab team members introduce themselves with personal essays
CLF Board of Directors
Advisory Board
Deepshi Kaushal
Academic, Architect, Urbanist and ConsultantReshma Singh
IMPEL+, a program of the Department of Energy at Berkeley LabAmanda Kaminsky
Aufbau von ProduktökosystemenScott Henson
CarbonCureSarah König
Kilroy Realty CorporationDirk Kestner
Walter P. MooreMarta Schantz
Greenprint Center des Urban Land Institute (ULI) für GebäudeleistungNiles Bansal
Green Building InitiativeBarbara BatSchalom
Sustainable Performance InstituteRyan Zizzo
Mantle DevelopmentsEhemalige Mitarbeiter und Studenten
Aiwen Xie, Gastwissenschaftlerin für Austauschstudenten
Alex Ianchenko, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Allison Hyatt, Researcher
Barbara X. Rodriguez, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Christina Bjärvin, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Claire Cyra, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Dalton Owens, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Daniele Alampay, Undergraduate Research Assistant
David Fish, Studentische Hilfskraft
Ezekiel Jones, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Jesse Walz, Diplom-Assistent
Jim Ditto, Studentische Hilfskraft
Jorge Gomez, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Josslyn Shapiro, Studentische Hilfskraft
Julie Kriegh, Researcher
Kristen Strobel, Studentische Hilfskraft
Lindsay Todaro, Studentische Hilfskraft
Mariam Hovhannisyan, Studentische Hilfskraft
Mazohra Thami, Studentische Hilfskraft
Megan Kalsmann, Researcher
Meng-Yen Lin, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Moazamah Rubab, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Sofia Segebre, Studentische Hilfskraft
Stephanie Barrera, Studentische Hilfskraft
Tina Dilegge, Progamm Manager
Weston Norwood, Studentische Hilfskraft
Yasaman Esmaili, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
​2022-2023 Carbon Leadership Forum Impact Report
A changed landscape for embodied carbon action
Over the past five years, we’ve seen the emergence of an unprecedented global focus on climate mitigation, carbon sequestration, technological creativity and innovation. We’ve seen more sophisticated carbon assessments, innovations in material production, a sharper focus on rigorous interpretation of carbon claims, and significant shifts in industry practice supporting decarbonization. And within the building industry, we’ve seen evidence of revolutionary change for both materials
and the buildings that incorporate them.