The Built for Health podcast series brings together public health professionals and AEC practitioners for deep dives into topics related to human health in the built environment. Season Two addresses Climate, Community, Accessibility, Health at Home, Mental Health, and Materials.

This series counts towards the Health and Wellness badge.

Hear from sustainability experts to learn how you can get involved and inspire others to commit to making a positive impact.

Water is our planet’s lifeblood. But climate change has redefined how we view water, with drought amplifying water scarcity and changing our relationship with the landscape and the built environment.

This course counts towards the Water Efficiency badge.

Hear leaders from these three cities to discuss how they are managing urban heat issues. They will share their local challenges, define what steps they are taking to mitigate and adapt to climate change and urban heat, and provide guidance for other cities on best practices and lessons learned along the way.

The course materials are free through the links below.

The associated quiz and continuing education hours are included in the Subscription to the USGBC online course catalog or available for purchase on this page.

A panel of experts share their stories on implementing LEED Warehouse & Distribution Centers: triumphs, challenges, lessons learned and strategies that can help others optimize the design, construction and operation of warehouse facilities.

LEED v4.1 for Existing Buildings is available today as a beta. Learn the basics of why we're launching LEED v4.1, how it streamlines certification for existing buildings, and what to expect from this latest evolution of the rating system.

LEED project professionals give us insight into transitioning LEED BD+C: New Construction and Core Shell projects to version 4.1.

You will learn "calculating upfront embodied energy in buildings."

Undoubtedly one of the most community-friendly dumps in America, the North Transfer Station is located in Seattle’s thriving Wallingford-Fremont neighborhood.

Supporting pollinators is a growing sustainability trend. Learn how and why to add pollinator habitat to your projects, from Noah Wilson-Rich, Ph.D., a leading honeybee expert.

This course counts towards the Biodiversity badge.

LEED project professionals and USGBC staff share real world stories about how LEED supports the health and wellness of the people who live work and play in the project.

Missed Greenbuild 2020? Check out this USGBC session to learn about several new and comprehensive equity tools and use the feedback to make these even more comprehensive, more inclusive, and more useable for all projects and all people.