The Carbon Leadership Forum has created an array of resources to support action by owners to radically reduce embodied carbon.
Exciting New Resources for CLF Regional Hubs
by Meghan Byrne, CLF Communications and Engagement Lead
This month, I’m thrilled to spotlight a series of new resources and updates surrounding the CLF Regional Hubs!
About five years ago, the Regional Hubs began forming as interest in embodied carbon grew across the built environment industries. As more people sought to learn about embodied carbon, they came together to share resources, exchange ideas, and collaborate on ways to make meaningful reductions in embodied carbon in their work. From these grassroots connections, the CLF Regional Hubs were born. Starting as small, informal groups of passionate professionals, the hubs have now grown to include thousands of members dedicated to supporting CLF’s mission of reducing embodied carbon in the built environment.
At CLF, we’re continually inspired by the commitment and energy of these volunteers. As the hubs expanded, we recognized that this now-broad network of volunteers needed more structure and support to maintain momentum and impact. Over the past few years, we’ve collaborated closely with our regional hub leads to identify ways we can enhance support and guidance.
Meghan Byrne is Engagement and Communications Lead for the CLF, working to support collaboration and communication across the Community and Regional Hubs.
Explore Our New Regional Hub Resources:
These resources will help our Regional Hubs continue to make an impact and support embodied carbon reduction across the industry. We’re excited to see the innovations and collaborations these resources will spark!
Thank you to all our volunteer embodied carbon leaders who dedicate their time and energy to creating change in their communities. We deeply appreciate all the work you have done—and all that you will continue to do!
For any questions or feedback, please contact Meghan Byrne at [email protected].