RETIRED LEEDuser Expert 623 thumbs up December 15, 2015- 11:31 am Tonatiuh- Welcome to LEEDuser. As a guest, you can't access the FAQs above, one of which directly answers your question. The short answer is yes- this waste should be captured.The FAQ contains more detail. Also, please be sure to click the "Single-page view" link at the bottom of the page so you can view all questions and answers on this forum at one time and thoroughly search them before posting your question. Here is one that also answers your question that you must not have seen-...

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...

Hello,

I'm working on a project that has lots of demolition phases, because it depends on the expropriation of several buildings.
The first demolition occurred in 2011, when the...

RETIRED LEEDuser Expert 623 thumbs up September 28, 2015- 5:13 pm Paola- If I understand what you are asking, the most relevant forum for this question is Innovation in Design- http://www.leeduser.com/credit/NC-2009/IDc1. As a LEEDuser guest, you can't see the Bird's Eye View there that discusses Path 1- Innovation in Design. It states that: "This approach must represent an innovative design approach to a problem, must be comprehensive in scope, and must have a quantifiable environmental benefit. Approach this path as if you were creating a new LEED “ID credit” from scratch." The FAQs for IDc1 state:...

Batteries from other company could be encapsulated with concrete in the fund elevators instead of send to landfills? This could be a credit as Innovation Design for MR c2: Construction Waste...

be expeditious to refer this question to the LEEDuser expert on the LEED for Homes Waste Management forum: http://www.leeduser.com/credit/Homes-v2008/MRc3. Log in or register to post comments ...

In an effort to achieve a 95% diversion rate, my team will be submitting waste receipts for the demolition of two buildings that existed on our site before construction of the new project began....

Wondering if anyone would have a resource for gypsum board recycling anywhere in Saudi Arabia. Thanks!

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....