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NC-2009 WEc3:Water Use Reduction

All water reduction through recycling

Melissa Merryweather

Director

Green Consult-Asia

LEEDuser Basic Member

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March 23, 2016

I'm just curious if anyone has experience not even achieving the basic 20% reduction with the sanitary ware, but then achieving innovation points on both WEc2 and WEc3 (and of course the regional points as well) as a result of recycling grey water for urinal and w.c. use? Just being cautious here to find out if any reviewers rejected this?

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