A Second Skin for Emissions-Intensive Buildings

A new retrofit process with net-zero aims adds a "second skin" to existing buildings, raising questions of local context.

Institutions and governments can slow climate change by regulating and reducing halocarbon refrigerant use - MIT Science Policy Review

Artificial Intelligence Steps In to Lower Carbon Footprint of Buildings - WSJ

Rowan Murray of Ronstan Tensile Architecture: second-skin facades

Intensive poultry farming: A review of the impact on the environment and human health - ScienceDirect

Green steel could make carbon-intensive sector cleaner - Marketplace

German homes get 'second skin' to help energy costs

The Role of Circular Materials and Construction Practices in Reducing Carbon Emissions

Building Energy Efficiency

A Second Skin for Emissions-Intensive Buildings

A Second Skin for Emissions-Intensive Buildings

The high-stakes race to reduce emissions from cement - The Boston Globe