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Is Leed A True Leader? Studying The Effectiveness Of Leed Certification In Encouraging Green Building, Megan M. Turner
Is Leed A True Leader? Studying The Effectiveness Of Leed Certification In Encouraging Green Building, Megan M. Turner
Pomona Senior Theses
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (or LEED) is the most commonly used green building rating system in the United States, bestowing upon LEED certified buildings the prestige of being considered more sustainable than their non-certified neighbors. The public often assumes that LEED certified buildings are completely sustainable or even net-zero with regards to greenhouse gas emissions, but in actuality buildings certified under the most popular version of LEED are only required to be 15% more energy efficient than required by most state building codes – a far cry from the energy usage cuts needed to stave off global warming. …
Interview With Garrett Moon, The Commons Project, 2010 (Audio), Garrett Moon
Interview With Garrett Moon, The Commons Project, 2010 (Audio), Garrett Moon
All Sustainability History Project Oral Histories
Interview of Garrett Moon by Rayne Walter-Young at Portland State University on August 3rd, 2010.
The interview index is available for download.