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University of Maryland Climate Database Puts Pacific Northwest Building Owners on Notice

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A new University of Maryland database of 1,406 local climate and energy policies across 157 U.S. cities counts Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and Salem among the municipalities pressing ahead on decarbonization, and for Pacific Northwest commercial property owners that local momentum arrives in the form of hard compliance deadlines under state and city building performance standards.

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