Do you count things like paper towels and toilet paper as ongoing consumables or just under green cleaning products?

In the credit language above, and corresponding LEED User calculator resource states manufacturing and distribution should be within 500 miles of the project, but my LEED...

I'm working on a Convention Center project, and the largest ongoing consumables are: Paper towels, Toilet paper, Trash bags, Cleaning Chemicals, and Lamps.
How do you document cleaning...

The LEED Re-certification Guidance document recommends submission of purchases of the most recent 25% of performance period. Are we allowed to include data prior to that period as well?

The project I am working on does not pay for any toner cartridges as they are included in the maintenance contract. In this case, shall we count it zero or need to get the standard price if they...

The project I am working for does not pay for any toner cartridges as they are included in the maintenance contract. In this case, shall we count it zero or need to get the standard price if they...

Hi, must we include marketing materials in these calculations? We also have a small retail area with clothes and other items. Must we include all of these items as well? It doesn't seem to me...

In the Reference Guide on page 254 in Table 1. it's written that "Purchases of of ongoing consumables during the performance period must represent at least 5% (by cost) of documented or...

clarity from this v3 forum since there has been so much discussion on the topic. I'll also post on the the v4 forum. Thank you! Log in or register to post comments ...

In the implementation part of LEED reference guide it is writen that buying a toner from a cartridge remanufacturer or an equipment supplier that will take spent cartriges back is considered a...