Solar And Water Construction For Sustainable Development

Current construction practices in the US contribute to greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption, with residential and commercial buildings accounting for 39% of total US energy consumption. This energy is primarily derived from non-renewable sources. Additionally, water scarcity is a growing concern, as the water industry's carbon footprint is comparable to that of the aviation industry.

To address these issues, sustainable construction practices aim to reduce energy consumption, waste production, and carbon footprint. This can be achieved through various strategies, such as incorporating solar energy, implementing water-saving measures, and using carbon-neutral building materials.