Hello, I recently received a LEED review back that states: "Several chemicals listed in the IPM plan, including diatomaceous earth and pyrethrum, do not appear to be least toxic according to the de

Hi All, We have a project that sometimes treats their meadows to control thistle and invasive plant species.

My landscaper is using a 100% Natural Organic component fertilizer with a ratio of 3-3-2.

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I am working on certifying an existing building in a country where non the pesticides approved by LEED are available.

If the project has no outside facilities, is the credit still available? For example I have dove defense on the roof. Thank you!

If a product is represented as a Minimum-Risk pest control product and qualifies for exemption from EPA registration under FIFRA 25b, does that mean it is least toxic for LEED purposes?

Heads up that an updated list came out in September 2013 and can be accessed here - www.sfenvironment.org/sites/default/files/fliers/files/sfe_th_pesticides_reviewed_091313.pdf We'll be updating