TBL-CBA Traps #4: Letting the Loudest Voice Win
Number 4 in our TBL-CBA traps series. 4. Letting the Loudest Voice Win While the TBL-CBA analysis often points out […]
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TBL-CBA Trap #3: Double Counting
Number 3 in our TBL-CBA traps series. 3. Double Counting By avoiding the trap of being too narrow, people often
TBL-CBA Trap #2: Forgetting Certain (Increasingly Vocal) Stakeholders
Number 2 in our series of TBL-CBA traps. 2. Forgetting Certain (Increasingly Vocal) Stakeholders When conducting a Triple Bottom Line
TBL-CBA Trap #1: Re-Inventing the Wheel
Before we created the Autocase family of TBL-CBA software, our team of economists, along with engineers and architects conducted numerous
Deciding whether to put a cap on the LID?
The City of Phoenix wanted to weigh up the broader costs and benefits of implementing various Low Impact Development (LID)
Applying a Sustainability Lens to the Value of Infrastructure
How should engineers and builders get involved in their client’s evaluation of sustainable design alternatives? With a range of
Credit Rating Agencies are Connecting the Dots Between Credit Risk and Municipal Resiliency
Back in 2015, it came to our attention that Moody’s had evaluated the effect of flood reduction efforts on municipal
Cost-Justifying Green Buildings to Skeptics – GreenBuild 2017
One of the most highly-attended sessions at GreenBuild 2017, entitled “Cost-Justifying Green Buildings to Skeptics”, was moderated by Emma Stewart,
The Mouse that Roared
On June 1st 2017, the news was that “383 US Climate Mayors commit to adopt, honor and uphold Paris Climate
Bringing Our Stormwater Infrastructure into the Light with Art
Guest Blog by Victoria Kramkowski, Stormwater Charge Program Coordinator, City of Mississauga The infrastructure that supports us, keeps us safe and
