By taking preventative measures to…
The National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) 2021 Home Structure Fires Report found that more than one-quarter of reported fires occur in home environments. And, during a five-year period, there were…
Advancements in Hydrogen Use as a Carbon-Free Fuel
More countries around the world…
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, greenhouse gases from human activities have been the significant driver of observed climate change since the mid-20th century. Over the years, researchers and…
2024/2025/2026 International Code Council Code Development Schedule Now Available
The code change development process…
The International Codes (I-Codes) — developed by the International Code Council — are a family of 15 coordinated, modern building safety codes used throughout the world that protect against disasters…
Michael Popich’s Love of Construction Helped Him Find His True Calling
Popich’s love of construction started when he was a little boy, but it wasn’t until he explored other career opportunities that he realized this is where he belonged.
Michael Popich wanted to be an inspector long before anyone knew – including himself. Having grown up with a father in the business industry, Popich had planned to follow in…
Home Energy Rebate Programs: The Workforce of Energy Efficiency
The Home Energy Rebates will help U.S. households save money on energy bills, upgrade to clean energy equipment, improve energy efficiency, support a stable power grid and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
In today’s changing climate, energy efficiency has become essential due to its ability to reduce our environmental footprint and save consumers money on energy bills. Addressing greenhouse gas emissions through…
How Portable Fire Extinguishers Can Reduce a Building’s Carbon Footprint
One recent study found that the usage of both sprinklers and portable fire extinguishers can reduce the carbon footprint of a structure fire by 99 percent.
One often-overlooked source of carbon emissions is building fires. This means that the little red fire extinguisher in the corner of your office building, apartment complex or home could be…
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