I saw a comment from several years ago that appears not to have been answered; a response would be useful to me now! Can anyone address this question?

Dear LEED-ers, Scenario : One single project, consisting of an office building (LEED Ceritified) & hotel building (NOT LEED Certified) in a very built up area with limited space.

Our project involves demolition. There are some materials - wood beams, bricks - that will likely be either donated to a reuse center or sold.

We have Project intending to be registered under LEED 2009 BD+C for major renovations.

The MRc2: Construction waste management credit is a regional priority credit in UAE one of the Saudi Arabian country eastern boundary and the Saudi Arabia is not one of the listed countries for reg

Our Seattle region has a very developed state regulated construction waste diversion infrastructure.

Construction waste will be separated onsite. It will be hauled (altogether in the same truck) to centers where workers clasify the waste and sell it to companys which take it to recycling plants.

In developing countries like Egypt the construction waste management is performed by small traders buying scraps from the contractors to resell it to factories and manufacturers for recycling.

Is there a comprehensive directory of all the LEED certified recycling sites by state (or otherwise categorized)? I would love to see it.

On a current project under construction the contractor's waste hauler has been submitting monthly reports that have a list of materials on it, including Wood, Concrete, etc.