LEED 2009 [Canada] - IEQ 4.4- NAUF Does CARB-certified MDF comply with the credit NAUF criteria? http://www.scsglobalservices.com/carb-formaldehyde-compliance

Can CARB ULEF (Ultra Low Emitting) composite wood ceiling tiles that meet ATCM 93120 (2008) comply with IEQ credit 4.4?

Does anyone have experience or know whether GBCI accepts MDF with melamine-urea-formaldehyde (MUF) in it for IEQc4.4?

Is it correct to state that wood and plastic composites are not included in this credit requirements? Quoted from above: "Composite wood and agrifiber products are defined as particleboard, medium

Are wall-coverings and porcelain tiles covered under Low-Emitting materials credits?

We are using a cork and rubber tile flooring in part of our building. Do we need to count that under this credit because cork is an agrfiber?

The project I am working on has specified a number of products that contain cellulose-based paper, including decorative laminates, signage material and ceiling tiles.

Has anyone successfully submitted an opaque traffic coating with VOC over 100 g/L for use in a mechanical room or space other than a parkade (i.e. pedestrian traffic) under any version of LEED?

I have a letter from the manufacturer stating that the laminating adhesive that will be used in the fabrication of the doors contains no added formaldehyde. (NAF).