Outside the US several industries are surprised to see less options of how to demonstrate low VOC emissions inside than outside the US: Only US-based low VOC programs are accepted in North America.

Hello, I have registered 4 buildings separately under a Block. I would like to share credits.

One of 4 fairly identical buildings has a Data Center in 1/3 of it.

My client is interested in obtaining LEED certificate for a shopping mall (around 1 100 000sqf) which will consist of many shops, cafes, a supermarket and a cinema.

I'm wondering if the NSF -140 Standard can still be used as an ID credit for carpet?

If a significant number of employees at our facility are on a compressed workweek schedule, and we can verify these numbers from HR, do we still need to do a survey?

We have received review comments on MR4 that indicate the review team misread or mistyped something.

As currently written, the proposed low-emitting interiors credit fails takes some small steps forward and, in my opinion, takes some steps back on protecting building occupants from indoor air poll

I am using HAP to model a system consisting of water-source heat pumps. I am required to input the ARI/ISO efficiency.

I've heard recently that Sedum roofs are no longer being accepted as providing enough habitat to achieve 5.1. Is there any truth to this?