I was hoping that someone could clarify the extent of the measures we need to adopt to ensure the "the proper handling of low-toxicity products." For example, would we need to ensure that carpets

Edit: question has already been answered in February 2012 here: http://www.leeduser.com/credit/CI-2009/EAp2 Didn't find it before, sorry for any confusion. Dear all, on several spots in the Ref Gu

Our project is pursuing this credit and intends to install hard surface flooring that is entirely comprised of solid wood and ceramic tile.

I'm working on a retail (grocery store) project which is pursuing LEED for Retail CI, and my question is, simply put: are we supposed to only model HVAC for EAc1.3 or can we include Refrigeration a

Edit: question has already been answered in February 2012 here: http://www.leeduser.com/credit/CI-2009/EAp2 Didn't find it before, sorry for any confusion. Dear all, on several spots in the Ref Gu

nice thread. very interesting.

I recently recieved recycled content information for a products packaging, caulking tubes, paint pails, etc.

We have a 4 story college dormatory building, 113,000 SF.

I am currently pursuing LEED certification for a building and have been tracking various items that have been purchased during the last 6 months.

Our purchasing team recently bought an ice melter that contains Calcium Magnesium acetate, which is not one of the three options that LEED specifies.