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Is your project too small for LEED? Consider other green standards

Is your project too small for LEED? Consider other green standards

 

There are many other recognized national, state and local programs that offer a variety of best management practices and sustainable design, construction and operating strategies.


By By BD+C Staff | March 1, 2012

Some projects are too small or not comprehensive enough to warrant an application for LEED certification. There are many other recognized national, state and local programs that offer a variety of best management practices and sustainable design, construction and operating strategies. Green Globes, Living Building, Evergreen, Built Green, and Energy Star are a few examples.

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