If you can get past Annie Leonard’s annoyingly condescending tone and overly simplistic arguments, this can be a very basic introduction to the idea of “cap and trade.” Clearly there are problems with the idea; however, I doubt it will destroy our entire economy.
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The “Energy” category of LEED building represents the core–the essence of what LEED is all about. Energy isn’t the second word in LEED by chance. It is the heart and soul of the concept. The ideal building is energy neutral; that is, it generates its energy needs right on site. While that is not...
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As presented in the introduction to this series, the path leading to LEED NC Certification is paved with credits for meeting specific standards. There are seven categories. The most possible credits can be earned in the Energy and Atmosphere category and the least in Regional Priority: Sustainable Sites – 26 Water Efficiency -10 Energy...
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