Is it enough to comply the credit by submit document from manufacture that state " Formaldehyde is NOT used in the manufacturing of these product" ?

I have a Sanitation Maintenance Garage project going for LEED, they have no meeting rooms or classrooms but they do have break rooms and lockers rooms.

Our project office building has 22 floors and is divided in 4 portions – north wing, south wing, east wing and west wing.

This project is located on Regent Street, which is a very famous, historical shopping street in London.

We received a product submittal that claims "VOC compliant to current AIM regulations". The product is an "aliphatic acrylic-polyester polyurethane" (where have we seen this before?

My question is regarding a conference center. How do you handle surveying custodial staff that don't have offices? Would they report on the thermal comfort of the break room?

Our project is for an office tenant located on one floor of a 23 story building.

Would a curtain wall be considered exterior wall or glazing for this credit? Thanks!

I got the following question/comment from a reader who is a landscape architect. Does anyone have any thoughts? Here is the comment:

For those headed to LA Greenbuild and minded to get bit more solid understanding of use and requirements of LCA in LEED context, I'll be co-presenting an education session.