Earth Day is a global opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of protecting our planet. How we can work together to lift up sustainable solutions, reduce our carbon footprint, and implement greener practices at home and at work. 

For us at ID360, finding sustainable solutions for the built environment as well as helping municipalities design, implement, and manage climate action plans is what we do day in and day out. Earth Day is an opportunity for us to showcase this work and encourage others to take action.

Fortunately, there are many exciting developments that will further our efforts including the recent announcement of $1B in federal funding for technical assistance to states and municipalities to adopt and implement building energy codes. Awarded in grants under the Inflation Reduction Act, this funding highlights the importance of codes to “raise the floor” for the built environment. 

 “The potential impact from these innovations in building codes and standards presents a nearly unprecedented opportunity to benefit all Americans and reduce our contributions to the changing climate.” 

-State and Community Energy Programs

As an organization that has seen the impact of green codes, we are excited that municipalities across the country will have the opportunity to enforce the latest zero-energy model codes to improve residential and commercial construction. We can transition our built environment to be more efficient and sustainable.

Follow us @ID360 to learn the latest about energy reach codes and the Inflation Reduction Act funding. We would also love to hear how you are celebrating Earth Day this year. Drop us a comment on any of our social handles.

Silver previously served as Project Manager

Menlo Park, CA, April 10, 2023. ID360, a leading sustainability consulting company, announced today the promotion of Leila Silver to Sustainable Policy and Programs Manager.

Silver previously served as Project Manager for the female-founded, Menlo Park-based ID360. In her new role, Silver will provide leadership as a Division Manager and support the company mission by developing and maintaining a leadership position in the industry for sustainable policy and programs. 

“Leila is the perfect person to take on this role,” said Melanie Jacobson, Principal, and Founder of ID360. “She has grown in her knowledge of policy and programs and she is committed to code advancements and opportunities to promote green solutions for our clients.” 

Silver is a graduate of San Diego State University with a Bachelor of Arts and Liberal Sciences in Sustainability. She is licensed as a CALGreen Inspector and Plans Examiner and is credentialed as a LEED Accredited Professional with a specialty in Building Design & Construction. Silver has served as a Project Manager for ID360 for five years working across sustainability projects with clients including the cities of Palo Alto, South San Francisco, San Luis Obispo, and Culver City. 

“I am looking forward to my new role with ID360 and continuing to expand my expertise in green building design and sustainability practices,” said Leila Silver. “This position will afford me the opportunity to work with our clients across industries and continue our footprint of sustainability in the built environment.”

To learn more about ID360 visit www.id360.green

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