Is there anyway to claim credit for having a lot of vegetated landscapes on a project - which meets the intent of reducing heat islands?

Our project is reusing a non-historic, un-abandoned building, as part of a much larger project.

LEED for Schools O&M v4 project.  This small rural school borders Yellowstone National Park.

We are currently working on a school project that includes four additions to be constructed over several phases.

When reading through the LEED re-certification guidelines it states that an ASHRAE energy audit must be done once every 5 years, however, it also states that the performance period is between

Not sure in which sub-heading this belongs...I have trees which fell in the last storm. The local woodmill suggests that they be cut to 8' lengths and then milled into boards for future use.

Just wanted to confirm, in a Core and Shell project, if there is not any kind of shading device within the scope, then you are not eligible for this credit.

I am working on a project where we are using a lot of custom furniture.

I have a project with an air-source heat pump that can either do heating, cooling or simultaneous heating and cooling. The heat pump has two refrigerant circuits.

My question is regarding whether two logistic hubs can be counted as two of the four possible transportation resources: both an airport and a river port are within 10 miles driving distance of our&