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Future LEED Criteria Might Include Points for Resiliency
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The aftermath of earthquakes, major storms, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions is beginning to make building-sustainability experts consider adding points for "resilience" to the LEED sustainability rating tool. Keeping buildings operational after disasters is a major benefit, avoiding new investments in "embodied energy"—an issue inherent in any construction job, from cradle to grave.
Source: A May 1 posting on the Web site Laboratory Design. Read more.
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