The LEED process Sustainable Sites Water Efficiency
100
What is LEED
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
100
What is linkage
how a site is linked to its surroundings
100
What are Native Plants
____ _____ are those that grow natrually in an area or that have been in an area for many years
200
What is the Triple Bottom Line
Economics, Environmental and Social Responsibility
200
What is Transportation
______ contributes about 50% to a project's total green house gas emissions and 33% of green house gas emission in the US
200
What is Landscaping/Landscape Design
The first place to start saving water on irrigation
300
What is Local, state and federal (any combination)
______ law/rules ALWAYS take precedence over LEED requirements
300
What is site area
____ _____ includes the total area within the project boundary defined as both constructed and non-constructed areas
300
All possible answers: Drip irrigation, Scheduling, Weather Based irrigation controllers, water Audits, Maintain watering systems (prevent leaks), USE STORMWATER RUNOFF, use grey water.
Name four ways to reduce potable water usage
400
What is Gold Certification
60-79 point
400
What is the Project Boundary
_____ ______ is the portion of the project site submitted for LEED certification.
400
What is the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (EPAct)
The _____ ____ ____ of ____ established water conservation standards for water closets, shower heads, faucets, and other uses to save the United States an estimated 6.5 billion gallons of water per day.
500
What is Construction
Point cant only be earned after the _______ phase
500
what is a brownfield
a previously used or redeveloped land that may be contaminated with hazardous waste or pollution.
500
What is 25
Toilets account for ____ % of daily water use in the U.S.






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