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We hope these ready-made resources from EECC and its partners help you convince others that voting on the IECC is a critical step that can help move our country forward. If you need something that’s not here, please ask us — we will try our best to get you what you need.

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Secret Deal Helped Housing Industry Stop Tougher Rules on Climate Change

November 1, 2019, News and Opinions, by New York Times

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BLOG: [How to] Vote to Improve the Energy Code, Save the Planet

How to Vote online to determine which proposals make the cut and become a part of the nation’s next model energy code.

October 31, 2019, News and Opinions, by Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Lauren Urbanek

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Metropolitan Mayors Caucus Takes Action on Energy Efficiency Codes

The Metropolitan Mayors Caucus Environment Committee Chairman, City of Geneva Mayor Kevin Burns, testified to improve energy efficiency building codes

October 31, 2019, News and Opinions, by Metropolitan Mayors Caucus

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EECC’s Public Comment Hearing Guide: RESIDENTIAL

EECC's quick reference guide for all RESIDENTIAL "RE" proposals, for use at the ICC Public Comment Hearing, October 2019.

October 23, 2019, Voting Guide, by EECC

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EECC’s Public Comment Hearing Guide: COMMERCIAL

EECC's quick reference guide for all COMMERCIAL "CE" proposals, for use at the ICC Public Comment Hearing, October 2019.

October 23, 2019, Voting Guide, by EECC

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BLOG – Code Officials: Here’s Your Chance to Be a Climate Hero

A summary of the Public Comment Hearing happening in Las Vegas October 2019, and some important proposed updates to the 2021 IECC.

October 23, 2019, News and Opinions, by Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Lauren Urbanek

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