Rating systems
LEED overview
Location & Transportation
Sustainable sites
Climate Resiliency
100

ID & C

What is Interior Design & Construction

100

The first step to getting your building LEED certified

What is select a rating system

100

This is considered a low priority site for project development

What is farmland

100

A site that is adjacent to a wetland

What is an example of a sensitive land 

100

1.5-2 degrees Celsius

What is the estimated temperature rise by 2050

200

O + M

Operations & Maintenance

200

A project receives 80 points overall for LEED certification

What is LEED Gold Certification

200

A design that includes restaurants, shops, worship and school within .5 to 1 mile

What is Pedestrian Oriented Development

200

Mulching, silt fencing, berms and ponds, straw bales

What are strategies for limiting erosion

200

Federal mandatory requirements & credits to significantly reduce water use

What are Water efficiency Recognition, Regulations, and Incentives

300

ND

What is Neigborhood development

300

The analysis of long-term cost of purchasing, maintaining and disposing of a material

What is LCC (Life Cycle Costing)

300

Plans that approve mid to high-rise density residential and mixed use development preserving farmland

What is Smart Growth

300

Limiting harmful effects on wildlife, reduce light trespass, protecting nocturnal animals

What are examples of Dark Sky Plan

300

Refugees displaced by famine, fires, and floods

What is the population that will suffer the most from weather events

400

BD & C

What is Building Design and Construction

400

The analysis of environmental impact of a material

What is (LCA) Life Cycle Analysis

400

A site that has been previously contaminated and needs to be remediated (cleaned up) prior to development

What is a Brownfield

400

Increase biodiversity, provide shade, reduce energy demand, reduce heat island effect

What are benefits of urban trees

400

People who benefit from pool resources, test solutions, and are inspired by Chief Resilient Officers (CRO's)

Who are Resilient City Members

500

L.E.E.D

Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design

500

To enhance human health, protect and restore water resources/ conservation and enhance biodiversity/ ecosystems, use regenerative materials

What are LEED's overall system goals

500

Outdoor spaces for physical activity, creating natural areas on site, preserving spaces with pristine views

What are examples of Open Space Credit

500

Reducing heat island effect, lowering cooling demand, providing habitat and enhancing biovisersity

What are benefits of a green roof

500

Using statistical analysis to predict future weather events and instruct planners to invest in infrastructure

What is Risk Management Insurance

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