Dear Forum, We are working on a project where the customer wants to divert wood donating it to people to use in their home furnaces (for cooking and heating).

Hi all, I am working on a project that ended up using 2 separate waste haulers during the time of the project - one for the first half or so, and the second for the remainder of the project.

Hello, I'm concerned about our project earning points for MRc2.

Should MRc2 include temporary construction materials that are left on-site. In particular, it is common for a crane-base, or temporary concrete dead-men or casting beds to be left on-site.

I've seen previous discussions as to equipment clean-up water waste not being applicable to this credit, but in our project, water and aggregate is generated by the installation of materials.

Hi, Our project emits a certain volume of wood waste, which is used mainly for packaging equipment.

I have a problem, our construction waste management plan didn't specify Load-specific diversion reports, so all of the reports we have received (5 months) have been facility average rates.

we have a project where the waste management contractor is proposing to use clean construction rubble (non-hazardous rubble, where all recyclable components, eg steel, and hazardous materials have

According to LEED interpretation #10061- Wood Derived Fuel (WDF) meets the intent of credit MRc2. We would like clarification on the definition of “fuel” for the purposes of LEED.

Hello, I understand that a whole of facility commingled recycling rate is acceptable only when the method of recording and reporting is regulated by a local or state government authority. The met