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Green Associate Flashcards

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  1. Which LEED credit category addresses the reduction of heat island effect in urban areas?

    Answer: Sustainable Sites

    Sustainable Sites includes credits for heat island reduction, such as using high-reflectance paving and vegetated roofs.

  2. What does the term 'commissioning' refer to in the context of LEED certification?

    Answer: Verifying that building systems perform as designed

    Commissioning is the process of verifying and documenting that building systems are installed and operate according to the owner's project requirements.

  3. A project team wants to earn the Rainwater Management credit. Which strategy would be MOST effective?

    Answer: Using permeable pavement and bioretention areas

    Permeable pavement and bioretention manage stormwater on-site by mimicking natural hydrology.

  4. Under LEED for Building Design and Construction, which prerequisite applies to ALL rating systems?

    Answer: Fundamental Commissioning and Verification

    Fundamental Commissioning and Verification is a required prerequisite across all LEED BD+C rating systems.

  5. What is the purpose of an Energy Use Intensity (EUI) benchmark in LEED projects?

    Answer: To quantify a building's annual energy consumption per unit floor area

    EUI expresses a building's energy use as a function of its size, enabling comparison to similar building types.

  6. Which organization administers the LEED certification program and reviews project applications?

    Answer: Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI)

    GBCI is the third-party organization responsible for administering LEED certification and credentialing.

  7. A building achieves 50% potable water reduction compared to baseline. Which LEED category does this contribute to?

    Answer: Water Efficiency

    Water Efficiency credits reward projects for reducing potable water use through efficient fixtures, systems, and landscaping.