Why not use the word disclosure again or transparency rather than reporting in the title?

Wow, that's great!

I was told by a colleague that if you have a particularly large or complicated project you could have a specific LEED Reviewer or LEED Support Team member (not sure which she meant) work with you t

This is great news-and it adds to the transparency of who GBCI is. It helps to know our colleagues will be answering some of the most challenging technical questions.

I read the comments but couldn't find de tables mentioned above... What if we have an existing small office (less than 1000sf) that is in good shape, and we want to do a partial renovation of the

I was checkin the USGBC website looking for more LEED interpretations that could give us a hand in documenting SSc4.3.

We have commecial mixed use building including retail, office and residential apartment located in climate zone 3A. these three section will have their independent main entrances.

It's heartening to learn that GBCI is improving it's customer service and support. I strongly recommend that these two GBCI teams navigate a project through the process themselves.

I have been studying the materials for the BD&C Credential and am gathering thoughts on exam prep.

Has anyone tried to use the new interpretations "database"? On first impression it appears completely broken: http://www.usgbc.org/leed-interpretations Worse is that the old database has been re