I have a material that was extracted 425 km from the manufacture point and transported by truck. After manufacture the material was shipped via rail to the project site which is 2076 km. The...

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I think it's pretty obvious this is not going to comply but thought I bring this up for any comments or reconfirmation.

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Review comment that I have never received before states the following:

"Several products include...

Our project scope is an historical building restoration and retrofit.
Several items such as windows, doors and floor tiles are removed, restored in a workshop near the site project and...

In using the option 2 , can I use the nautical miles divided by 15 to arrive at the distance by sea?

I have not come across this situation before, but the Carpet for our entire building has already been purchased by the Owner. The way I read MRc5, we should not count this material towards the...

Our project site is well within the 500 mile radius of the Intergalactic Carpet Capital, Dalton, GA, so I'm pretty sure our carpet complies on the manufacturing criteria. But what about point of...

What is the basis for the divisor chosen in the calculation for each of these particular modes of transportation? There seems to be a large discrepancy between "by sea" and "by inland waterway."...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11473 thumbs up December 17, 2012- 4:23 pm Sara, I would ask the consultant for the source of their information on this. Although there are some gray areas and technicalities around some aspects of this credit and MRc4, there is no clear-cut exception by which recycled content can automatically be called regional.Note that the point structure in LEED-CI  is a little different than in other rating systems—you can get partial credit for regional manufacture only.Also, since I have seen you post under the LEED for Homes forum...