#392 Chris Magwood Builders for Climate Action talks natural buildings & carbon footprint

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Chris Magwood from Builders for Climate Action joins us to talk about natural material buildings and carbon footprint. He tells us about building straw bale homes, innovations in natural products, material toxicity and carbon footprints, and the challenges in getting the industry to change. We also discuss being holistic about upfront and operating costs of natural, passive building. Learn what's out there on this episode of The Construction Life Podcast.

Interested in Builders for Climate Action? Check out their website BuildersforClimateAction.org, find them all over social media, or reach out to Chris at [email protected].
Also check out the Rocky Mountain Institute at RMI.org.

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