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ULI Toronto: NYC’s Local Law 97: North America’s Green Building High Bar
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Considered the most progressive climate laws in North America, New York City’s 2019 ‘Local Law 97’ is designed to aggressively reduce the city’s overall carbon emissions by 40% by the end of this decade, and 80% by 2050 – targeting buildings in all asset classes, future and existing.
Aligned with the controversial Green New Deal agenda, Local Law 97 is intended to be a cornerstone of outgoing Mayor de Blasio's legacy. But is such a standard achievable – and should Canadian municipalities realistically embrace such ambition, factoring economics, affordability concerns etc.?
Put another way, do we have a choice?
Join ULI Toronto to get under the hood of Local Law 97, and the opportunities and challenges of achieving such a standard in the Greater Golden Horseshoe.
Moderator:
Sandra Odendahl, Vice President, Social Impact and Sustainability, Scotiabank
Christopher Cayten, Partner and Senior Director, Strategic Growth, CodeGreen Solutions
Stewart Dutfield, Acting Manager, City of Toronto
Kirk Johnson, President, Eco-Efficiency Consulting
Julia Langer, CEO, The Atmospheric Fund
