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Chris Chopik

  • Climate Change, Policy Foresight, Freelance
Canada
As seen in: LinkedIn, Elephant Journal, Corporate Knights, REM - Real Estate Magazine
Chris Chopik is a Real Estate Expert focussed on the Future of Housing, Property Value Impacts from Climate Change and Sustainability. #GPI #GNH #QOL

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Testified before House of Commons on energy efficiency improvements

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By Emily Campbell, Chris Chopik, Marie Claire Brisbois, M. Des
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Find competitive advantages with ESG integration: A path to decarbonization & community impact

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By Chris Chopik
| REM - Real Estate Magazine Verified
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors are increasingly important considerations for occupiers, tenants, managers and investors in Canadian real estate. At the building and portfolio level, we see increasing demand and regulatory pressures for disclosure of building performance, physical climate risk and social impacts including physical accessibility and inclusion.
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How to help buyers & sellers reduce wildfire risk in real estate transactions

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By Chris Chopik
| REM - Real Estate Magazine Verified
While in attendance at the Wildfire Resiliency and Training Summit in Prince George, British Columbia, I learned a lot about the incredible people who protect our communities from wildfire risk and the barriers to wildfire protection of homes in at-risk areas. By all academic, government and media accounts, 2024 is poised to be a record-breaking year for community impacts from wildfire.
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