We received a declaration from a material producer stating that the product "contains ca. 80% recycled content" and "we assume that 50% comes from post-consumer".

We are renovating a small health clinic on a small restricted military Post. The people who use this clinic live on Post or are students on Post.

We do small renovations and have never installed or replaced a cooling tower. Do I still have a "no" credit even if I can't meet the criteria of the credit because we don't have the equipment?

We have an office core/shell project that we are considering for certification. The Owner may want to just design a small mechanical unit to service the restrooms and not much more.

We are working on an international project and the client is looking to purchase Energystar all-in-one computers.

We're designing a system based on renewable energy installation for new construction. A part of this installation would performed by aerotermal energy.

We have a small retail unit with no toilet access for customers.

I Think to many Projects just follow the templates that are available since they know that is the easiest way to get the reviewers to approve. There should be more freedom when establishing policys

Under the Site Management Policy template there is an area on irrigation management which explains the procedure for a proper preventive maintenance, and it mentions: Check for leaks using irrigati

Our LEED-NC v2009 project (which has the v06 EAp2/EAc1 LEED Credit Form) is attempting to utilize the new required excel calculator and following Option 1 (http://www.usgbc.org/resources/minimum-en