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SUMMARY:Building Resilience in the National Capital Region
DESCRIPTION:The urgency for resilient design has never been greater. In just the first half of 2025\, the U.S. experienced 14 separate billion-dollar weather and climate disasters\, causing an estimated $101.4 billion in damages This marks the costliest six-month period on record since NOAA began tracking in 1980\, underscoring the escalating frequency and severity of extreme weather\, from hurricanes and floods to heat waves and wildfires. [weather.com]\, [livenowfox.com]. \nOur buildings and infrastructure must be designed\, constructed\, and operated to mitigate risk\, absorb shocks\, and sustain communities. This is core to USGBC’s mission. LEED v5 reflects this priority by embedding resilience into its framework alongside decarbonization and equity. Projects are now expected to address climate risk through proactive design and operational planning\, integrate hazard assessments\, and deliver measurable outcomes in carbon reduction\, quality of life\, and ecological restoration. Resilient\, sustainable buildings are not just a goal—they are the cornerstone of thriving communities in a changing climate. \nJoin USGBC National Capital Region for an evening of real project showcases\, a cross-sector practitioner panel\, and a candid policy conversation about what comes next for DC. DC has led before — this is the moment to lead again.
URL:https://mcgreenbank.org/event/building-resilience-in-the-national-capital-region/
LOCATION:JLL Washington DC Office\, 2020 K St. NW\, Suite 1100\, Washington DC\, DC\, 20006\, United States
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SUMMARY:Committee for Montgomery Legislative Breakfast
DESCRIPTION:Turning campaign priorities into action for Montgomery County \nAbout CfM \nCommittee for Montgomery (CfM) is a coalition of leaders representing a broad cross-section of Montgomery County business\, labor\, education\, civic\, and community-based \norganizations. \nOur mission is to advocate in Annapolis on issues of importance to Montgomery County and the State. \nThrough our membership\, CfM represents more than 350\,000 Montgomery County voters and works to preserve and strengthen Montgomery County as a place to live\, work\, \nand learn. \nA “Who’s Who of Montgomery County” Event! \nCommittee for Montgomery’s Annual Legislative Breakfast\, often considered the unofficial kickoff of the Maryland General Assembly season in Montgomery County\, brings together business\, community\, civic\, government\, and education leaders with elected officials representing Montgomery County and the State for a morning of networking and important policy conversations \nFrom Election to Governing \nThe votes have been counted. Now the work of governing begins. This year’s Legislative Breakfast looks beyond the campaign to the work ahead. As newly elected and returning leaders prepare to govern\, we’ll explore how priorities discussed during the election translate into policy\, budgets\, partnerships\, and action. Also what it all means for Montgomery County. \nCfM Needs You! \nSponsor the Annual Legislative Breakfast and connect your organization with Montgomery County’s business\, nonprofit\, civic\, education\, and government leaders
URL:https://mcgreenbank.org/event/committee-for-montgomery-legislative-breakfast/
LOCATION:The Music Center at Strathmore\, 5301 Tuckerman Lane\, North Bethesda\, MD\, 20852\, United States
CATEGORIES:Breakfast,Networking
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