Cities and Urbanization

What is 'bio-based' construction and how could it help cities get to net zero?

An artist's image Stockholm Wood City to be constructed from bio-based materials

Stockholm Wood City is to be constructed from bio-based materials Image: Atrium Ljungberg / Henning Larsen

Amanda Sturgeon
CEO, Built by Nature
Robyn van den Heuvel
Program Lead, Climate Smart Forest Economy Program
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