LEED Online
EPA's Target Finder
LEED Scorecard
CIR
Minimize evapotranspiration
Provide linked habitat corridors in urban areas
Heat island reduction
Support integrated pest management (IPM)
Increase occupant well-being and productivity
Pollution of water bodies
Damage to the Earth's ozone layer
Increased air pollution
Increased use of fossil fuels
The credit assignments
The project timeline
The review comments
The project checklist
Recycled material
Commingled material
Reused
Renewable material
A meeting with everyone that has a vested interest in the outcome of a project
An intense workshop to solve a problem or plan the design of something that includes the project team and stakeholders
A meeting where research is conducted about materials
A meeting where engineers work together to discover new synergies
The cost of the material
The environmental impact of extracting and manufacturing the material
How long the material has been used in other projects
The size of the company supplying the materials
If the company is a USGBC member
The impact the material has on society
Water Efficiency
Location and Transportation
Sustainable Sites
Regional Priority
Enrolling in a demand response program
Purchasing all electricity from a wind farm
Purchasing carbon offsets to counter GHG emissions
Purchasing Renewable Energy Credits (RECs)
CIR
LEED Project Checklist
LEED credit form
Building operating plan
Evaluate the greenhouse gas emissions of the product
Determine if the product is locally sourced
Select less expensive products
Make better-informed decisions
Commissioning
Energy metering
Demand response
Green power and carbon offsets
Increasing open space
Increasing diverse uses
Increasing surrounding density
Construction activity pollution prevention
In the mechanical and plumbing systems of the building
And to review product vendors.
And to review contractor bids.
Across all aspects of the building design.
Alternative water sources
Site conditions
Submetering
Fixtures and fittings
Recycle materials
Use materials with low lifecycle costs
Use local materials
Reuse materials
Installing reduced-flow aerators on lavatory faucets
Replacing fixtures with salvaged toilets manufactured in 1992
Installing a green roof
Installing a blackwater system
Stores
Food retail
Civic and community facilities
Restaurants
Areas without existing infrastructure
Areas with high development density
Areas with zero-lot-lines
Areas that have not been previously developed
HCFC-22
HFC-23
CFC-11
NH3
Using reasonable LEED boundaries
Adhering to all local building codes
Regional priority credits
Awarding more points to those projects that have ENERGY STAR ratings
LEED BD+C: New Construction
LEED BD+C: Data Centers
LEED BD+C: Core and Shell
LEED BD+C: Warehouses and Distribution Centers
Focusing on the first costs of a particular wood flooring
One team member completing the design of a system and handing it off to the next team member
Establishing water saving metrics for measuring success
Ending the green building process when the project team hands the site over to the owner
Air intakes
Walking trails
Building entrances
Garages
Operable windows
Addresses the synergies and trade-offs between credits
Outlines concerns specific to specific regions
Details the level of performance needed to achieve a credit
Identifies the main sustainability goal or benefit of the prerequisite or credit
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