I really like some of the changes that LEED 2012 makes with respect to historic and blighted buildings.

I really like some of the changes that LEED 2012 makes with respect to historic and blighted buildings.

The revisions in the proposed EQ credit Low-Emitting Interiors will strengthen the requirements, heighten the level of transparency, and increase the value of 3rd party certification.

how can we do calculations to determine cost-effectiveness for the incremental cost of the entire system and individual end-uses.

I work for an international project and construction company implementing LEED certification. In my company, safe & safety issues are almost a dogma.

Our project is pursuing more than 4 innovation strategies. It is eligible and anticipates to achieve exemplary performance for 2 design phase credits.

What should be done for a product that has numerous locations for extraction. For instance, my steel supplier has 47% regional materials, but the sources are from about a dozen different mills.

Remember when USGBC granted each project two free CIRs?

If someone else has not submitted a comment, I have more than I submitted (one per credit per person and cannot edit!) 1. suggests a noise range must be met.

LEEDuser has gotten word that USGBC has extende the third public comment period for LEED 2012 to March 27th. So, keep on commenting!