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LEED Green Exam -1

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show 30% According to USGBC, the average commercial building can achieve a 30% water savings. Normally, this doesn't come at any added cost.  
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What does the emissivity of a material refer to?   show
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What can be used to compare the energy performance of two buildings?   show
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show Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) by the California Air Resources Board  
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show thermal Environmental Conditions for Human Occupancy acceptable if 80% or more of occupants find them acceptable. This standard is used in the IEQ category.  
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On average what percent energy consumed per unit of floor space lower in green buildings compared to traditional buildings?   show
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show Life-cycle analysis  
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show HFCs have next to no ozone depletion potential but have high global warming potential.  
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What type of fixtures use the least amount of water?   show
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show Protect the integrity of the LEED program. Give clear guidance to customers. Reduce certification process challenges.  
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show 10 or more dwelling units per acre of buildable land. 20 or more is very high density.  
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What defines the open space of a site area if there is no local zoning?   show
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Open space must be?   show
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show 2.2 gallons per minute (gpm) per the EPAct of 1992.  
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show Economic prosperity, environmental stewardship and social responsibility. Also known as 'people, planet, profit'  
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Life-cycle analysis is what?   show
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show Air and surface temperature differences between developed and undeveloped areas  
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show A site that wasn't previously graded that could support open space, habitat, or agriculture.  
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Each LEED 2009 Rating System has ___ Regional Priority credits specified by zip code and can earn ___ points for the Regional Priority section.   show
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How is the quantity of locally harvested and manufactured materials used on a project calculated?   show
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Solar reflectance is also called?   show
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What best defines durability?   show
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show Green score of 40 or more from the ACEEE annual vehicle rating guide.  
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What does a REC represent?   show
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What should be included in a construction waste management plan?   show
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show usgbc.org  
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show ASHRAE 90.1-2007 is used to measure building energy performance.  
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Source reduction is what?   show
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What standards would be used for the Energy and Atmosphere category?   show
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EPAct 1992 is used for what and what category?   show
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What is the most commonly used energy code in the United States and includes information such as R-values for insulation?   show
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show Gather documentation for 40 points of the 110 points available & Gather documentation for the prerequisites  
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show Solar Reflectance Index (SRI)  
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What organization is responsible for qualifying sources of off-site renewable energy acceptable by LEED?   show
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What project issues are addressed by guidelines from SMACNA?   show
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show ASHRAE 90.1-2007 Exterior lighting can impact nighttime visibility and nocturnal life. Light pollution reduction is achieved by not exceeding the lighting power densities that are defined in ASHRAE 90.1-2007.  
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Life-cycle cost analysis   show
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show Commercial toilets: 1.6 gpf  
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By the EPAct 1992 a Commercial (urinal) should use how much water?   show
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How can regional priority credits be earned?   show
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On average what part of a building consumes the most energy in the United States?   show
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What percent of water chillers in existing buildings still use CFCs?   show
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show Amonia  
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show HFC or HCFC, which are refrigerants that cause environmental issues and are not natural refrigrants.  
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What should be included in a building program detailing the project's green building requirements?   show
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show The IPMVP Volume III is used for measurement & verification, and provides best practice techniques for verifying the energy performance of a new building.  
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What minimum water savings are LEED v3 projects required to achieve?   show
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show A project must occupy at least 250 square feet (22 square meters) of gross floor area to earn LEED for Commercial Interiors certification.  
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show Design Charrette: No later than the design development phase and preferably during schematic design, conduct at least one full-day integrated design workshop with the project team.  
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The LEED Credit Checklist allows project teams to mark potential credit achievement as:   show
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show The open space must be in the LEED boundary. The LEED boundary is the portion of the project site submitted for LEED  
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What information can be entered in the LEED Score Card?   show
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What percentage of waste does construction and demolition debris contribute to landfills each year in the United States?   show
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show Water efficiency (WE) category has the least number of points.  
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Reduced emissions are a benefit of purchasing?   show
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show 90% The importance of the Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) category is partly due to how much time people spend indoors.  
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Average housing density is defined as:   show
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show The project boundary is the platted property line of the project defining land and water within it. (USGBC)  
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What laws and guidelines are specifically relevant to LEED projects vs. typical construction?   show
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show Designing a smaller building footprint and maximizing the floor-area ratio  
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The number of occupants in a building would be used for what calculations?   show
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How does a life cycle assessment (LCA) differ from life cycle costing (LCC)?   show
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show A green roof does not necessarily reduce water needs. In LEED green roofs help with reducing the heat island effect. They can also increase the energy efficiency of a building by providing insulation.  
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show higher, higher  
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show Land cannot be excluded for the purposes of complying with a credit/prerequisite. This is known as gerrymandering.  
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show The owner or tenant must occupy more than 50% of the building's leasable square footage to pursue LEED NC otherwise the project should pursue LEED for Core & Shell.  
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Can a CIR be submited for a Prerequisite?   show
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show LEED for Core and Shell LEED for Core & Shell project, the project team may apply for precertification  
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show Visit the USGBC website Regional Priority credits are listed in an Excel spreadsheet and available from USGBC's website  
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What is the root cause of global climate change?   show
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All LEED projects must comply with a minimum building to site area ratio. What is that ratio?   show
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show helps the project team decide what specific design criteria will be met. Used At each step during the project - design, construction, etc,.  
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show Indoor Environmental Quality  
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show EPAct 1992 is used to determine the baseline for commercial fixtures, fittings, and appliances. Commercial toilets: 1.6 gpf Commercial urinals: 1.0 gpf Commercial faucets: 2.2 gpm  
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show LEED EB: O&M measures building performance over time. This allows the building owner to see how the building is performing and make corrections to get better performance.  
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Green Seal score is used for what product?   show
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Green Label is used for what product?   show
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show Center for Resource Solutions  
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40/60 rule is provided for guidance what does it intell?   show
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show Green Power is not generated on site.  
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show 250 square feet (22 square meters)  
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show 1,000 square feet (93 square meters)  
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show cleaning products.  
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What residence has at least 15% more efficiency than the 2004 International Residential Code?   show
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A density radius calculation is used in what credit?   show
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show 30% Landscape irrigation consumes 30% of potable water in the U.S. each day on average. (USGBC)  
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How is lighting power density determined?   show
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show Property area  
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show The declarant is the person who will sign a submittal template. Each template can have a different declarant.  
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show HCs have a lower global warming potential (GWP) than HCFCs. HCs are environmentally benign to the atmosphere while HCFCs are not  
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show On company letterhead. A company could use the logo in their letterhead for marketing purposes. This is why USGBC created the logo guidelines and why the issue is addressed in the logo guidelines.  
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show Limit the availability of parking at the site  
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What is true regarding a material's emittance and solar reflectance (albedo)?   show
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show By environmental category. The LEED Scorecard is organized just like the LEED Rating System - by environmental category  
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show IESNA The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America is the publisher of lighting design and illumination standards.  
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What does the IPMVP Volume III provide information on?   show
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What is the minimum occupancy rate required for LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance to earn certification?   show
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What is not covered under the LEED for Core and Shell rating system?   show
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How does LEED evaluate the environmental performance of a building?   show
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The portion of the project site submitted for LEED certification is referred to as the?   show
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show Yes/Maybe/No The score card allows users to select credit achievement as Yes/Maybe/No  
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What does 'LEED Certified' indicate?   show
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show LEED for Schools or LEED for New Construction  
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show Platted property line of the project defining land and water within it  
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What best defines the property area?   show
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What tool provides cost-effective streamlined certification processes for multiple building certifications?   show
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The owner or tenant must occupy more than __ of the building's leasable square footage   show
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Who rules on CIRs?   show
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show There is a recertification option for LEED EB: O&M projects. Projects can recertify as frequently as every year but at least every 5 years. If the project team does not recertify the building at least every 5 years the building loses its certification.  
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show Appeals can be submitted after the final application review.  
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show Comply with environmental laws, Must be a permanent building, Must use a reasonable site boundary, Must comply with mim floor area, Comply with minimum occupancy, Must share energy + water data, Must comply with a minimum building area to site area ratio  
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show LEED for Core and Shell  
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What has USGBC adapted to establish metrics and rating systems to measure building performance?   show
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What are the goals of the LEED 2009 Minimum Program Requirements?   show
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What is the average LEED certification fee for a project registered by a USGBC member?   show
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___________ of a LEED project must be certified under a single rating system.   show
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show There are no space requirements for LEED CI certification, other than the Minimum Program Requirements for any certification which requires: 'The LEED project must include a minimum of 250 square feet (22 square meters) of gross floor area.'  
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The property boundary and the LEED project boundary are what?   show
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show LEED for Core and Shell the owner will occupy 50% or less of the building. In this example the owner will occupy 20% of the building.  
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show the LEED scorecard  
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show LEED Score Card The project scorecard is available free of charge from USGBC's website.  
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What information can be entered in the LEED Score Card?   show
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A project's scope of work will include systems upgrades, minor space-use changes, and minor facility alterations. What LEED rating system would be most appropriate?   show
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The LEED credit categories common among the rating systems are?   show
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show The prerequisites are the key criteria that define green building performance. - GBCI  
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What is the LEED project boundary for a single building development?   show
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What are excluded from the calculations in a density radius calculation?   show
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show Decreased building operating costs Reduced drawdown of potable water from water bodies and aquifers  
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show Property area NOT Development footprint  
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What aspects of integrated project planning are NOT the most important to be integrated?   show
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Locating a project near mass transit would have what economic benefit?   show
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Is it true that RPCs are not new credits; they are 'bonus points'?   show
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A single building commercial project is not part of a multi-building project. What would increasing the amount of open space for the project impact?   show
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show Commingled recycling takes up less space & People are more likely to participate in the recycling program  
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show HCs have a lower global warming potential (GWP) than HCFCs HCs are environmentally benign to the atmosphere while HCFCs are not  
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What is true about integrative design?   show
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show Increasing greenhouse gas emissions  
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If a refrigeration system is inefficient, what is the indirect impact?   show
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show Chillers' operating efficiency  
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What project design strategy would minimize a project's water usage the most?   show
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If an HVAC engineer is a LEED AP and also a principle participant on a project, what type of credit can be earned??   show
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show Designing a smaller building footprint and maximizing the floor-area ratio  
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show Heat Island Effect is covered by LEED, so no additional points would be given  
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show Best practices for verifying the energy performance of a new building  
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What project team meeting is used to integrate green strategies across all aspects of the building design, drawing on the expertise of all participants?   show
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show Within the LEED boundary  
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What should be included in a building program detailing the project's green building requirements?   show
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The LEED Credit Checklist allows project teams to mark potential credit achievement as:   show
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What information can be entered in the LEED Score Card?   show
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The number of occupants in a building would be used for what calculations?   show
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show Innovation in Design & Energy and Atmosphere  
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the Clean Air Act does what?   show
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There are five refrigerants that are benign to the earth's atmosphere. They are?   show
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