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the U S including the U.S. including ers, resolutions, ordinances, e found in 45 states

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January 29, 2009January 29, 2009

The NAHB National Green Building

The NAHB National Green BuildingGreen Building

Standard receives formal approval by the

Green Building Standard receives

formal approval by theformal approval by the American National Standards Institute

formal approval by the American National Standards Institute

(ANSI).(ANSI).

January 12, 2010January 12, 2010

The California Building Standards CommissionThe California Building Standards CommissionStandards Commission adopted by unanimous vote the nation’s first

Standards Commission adopted by unanimous vote the nation’s firstvote the nation s first green building code; the code goes into

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effect January 1, 2011.g

effect January 1, 2011.

January 22, 2010

The American Society

January 22, 2010

The American SocietyThe American SocietyRefrigerating, and AirEngineers (ASHRAE),

The American SocietyRefrigerating, and AirEngineers (ASHRAE),Engineers (ASHRAE), the Illuminating EngiNorth America (IES) a

Engineers (ASHRAE), the Illuminating EngiNorth America (IES) aNorth America (IES) awhat is described as tintended commercial

North America (IES) awhat is described as tintended commercialintended commercial standard in the Unitedintended commercial standard in the United

y of Heating,y of Heating,y of Heating, r-Conditioning in cooperation with

y of Heating, r-Conditioning in cooperation within cooperation with neering Society of and USGBC released

in cooperation with neering Society of and USGBC releasedand USGBC released the first code-green building

and USGBC released the first code-green buildinggreen building d States.green building d States.

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March 15, 2010

The International Cod

March 15, 2010

The International CodThe International Codits new InternationalCode for public comm

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de Council releasesde Council releasesde Council releases l Green Construction

ment with the intent

de Council releases l Green Construction

ment with the intentment, with the intent th the 2012 I-codes. ment, with the intent th the 2012 I-codes.

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Materials eff- Certified wood- Product durab- Renewable, re- Products with- Locally produ

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Green Building Sta

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andards Focus On:

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Point Distribution within

LEESustainable sites 2Water efficiency 1Energy and atmosphere 3Energy and atmosphere 3Materials and resources 1Indoor environmental quality 1Innovation and design processInnovation and design processRegional bonus credits

Homeowner awareness

TOTAL 10

* Effective April 27, 2009 ** Effective January 1, 2008*** There are also 10 bonus points available (Innova

n Several LEED Programs

ED-NC, 2009* LEED-H, Version 2.0**26 pts, 1 pr 22 pts, 2 pr10 pts, 1 pr 15 pts35 pts, 3 pr 38 pts, 2 pr35 pts, 3 pr 38 pts, 2 pr14 pts, 2 pr 16 pts, 3 pr15 pts, 2 pr 21 pts, 7 pr6 pts 11 pts 3 pr6 pts 11 pts, 3 pr4 pts 10 pts

3 pts, 1 pr

00 pts, 9 pr*** 136 pts, 18 pr

ation and design credits and Regional bonus credits)

Point Distribution withinLE

Sustainable sites 1Within LEED-H thWater efficiencyEnergy and atmosphere 1M t i l d 1

Within LEED-H th“environmentally p

– 8 pMaterials and resources 1Indoor air quality 1Innov. and design process

p

Within LEED-NC the cg pLocation and linkagesHomeowner awarenessTOTAL 6

Materials and Resoviewed as environm

TOTAL 6

n Several LEED ProgramsEED-NC, 2009 LEED-H, Version 2.0

14 pts, 1 pr 21 pts, 2 prhere is a category5 pts 15 pts

17 pts, 3 pr 38 pts, 1 pr13 t 1 14 t 3

here is a category preferable products” points13 pts, 1 pr 14 pts, 3 pr15 pts, 2 pr 20 pts, 7 pr5 pts 10 pts

p

credits available under p p9 pts, 4 pr3 pts, 1 pr

69 t 7 136 t 18

urces define what is mentally preferable.69 pts, 7 pr 136 pts, 18 pr

Credits Related to CharaMaterials Under the LEED

LEED-NC, v. 3 2009Materials and Resources

Credit MRc 2 Recycle reuseCredit MRc 2 – Recycle, reuse demolition, construction waste.

Credit MRc 3 – Use salvaged, reclaimed materials.

Credit MRc 4 – Use materials with recycled content.

Credit MRc 5 Local/regionalCredit MRc 5 - Local/regional materials (extracted, processed, manufactured)

Credit MRc 6 - Rapidly renewable materials (10-year or less harvesting cycle). (No certification requirement)

Credit MRc 7 FSC certified woodCredit MRc 7 - FSC certified wood.All tropical wood must be FSC certified.

acteristics of Construction D-NC and LEED-H Programs

LEED-H

Credits 1 1 1 5 Limit waste in framing advancedCredits 1.1-1.5 – Limit waste in framing, advanced framing systems, off-site framing

Credit 2.2 (Prereq)–Provide suppliers with notice of intent to specify FSC certified wood. All tropical wood must be FSC.

Credit 2 2Credit 2.2Environmentally preferable productsSelect environmentally preferable products from list – bamboo, cork, linoleum, reclaimed, recycled content (25% post consumer) FSC certifiedcontent (25% post-consumer), FSC certified, finger-jointed studs, concrete (30% fly ash), low or no VOC or no urea formaldehyde, locally sourced; 90% or more by weight or volume. 0.5 points each 8 points maximumpoints each, 8 points maximum.

Credits Related to CharaMaterials Under the LEED

LEED-NC, v 3 2009Indoor Environmental Quality

Credit MRc 4.4 – Low emitting materials, composite wood, and agrifiber

acteristics of Construction D-NC and LEED-H Programs

LEED-HMaterials and Resources

Credit 2.1, 2.2 – Quality management for durability. (Durability plan, indoor moisture controls, quality mgmt plan).

Recycled ConteRecycled ConteRecycled ConteRecycled Content MRc 4nt MRc 4nt MRc 4nt MRc 4

Recycled ConteRecycled ConteRecycled ConteRecycled Conte• The total value of mate10% recycled content.content is worth only oconsumer recycled cont(1 point)

• The total value has 20%(2 points)

* Th l d f i l* The recycled content of a material assemrecycled fraction of the assembly is thenassembly to determine the recycled cont

nt MRc 4nt MRc 4nt MRc 4nt MRc 4erials* in a project is p j(Post-industrial recycled

one-half as much as post-tent for this credit).

% recycled content.

bl i d i d b i h Thmbly is determined by weight. Then multiplied by the cost of thetent value.

From sawmill or lumber planing mill

To particleboard mill.

Virtually 100% of standard particd f d l lis made of post industrial recycle

material.

cleboard ded

Certified WoodCertified WoodCertified Wood Certified Wood • 50% of wood-based ma

used in the project, mecertified to Forest Stewat d d (1 i t)standards. (1 point)

• Can obtain 2 points if 95based materials and pro

• Can often obtain an add

* S h d i l d i i

Can often obtain an adda regional priority.

* Such products include at a minimum strudimensional framing, sub-flooring, floorinMay include furniture or wood used temp

MRc 7MRc 7MRc 7MRc 7aterials and products* asured by cost, is ardship Council (FSC)

5% FSC certified woododucts.

ditional point if certified is

l f i l

ditional point if certified is

ctural framing, generalng, wood doors, and finishes.porarily.

Types of FSC CTypes of FSC C

- FSC Pure: 100% comes fFSC Pure: 100% comes fmet FSC certification stan

- FSC Mixed Sources: The w- FSC Mixed Sources: The wcertified forests, recycled controlled wood which comcontrolled wood which comcontroversial sources.* At volume must be FSC certif

* Controversial sources: Areas of socia Controversial sources: Areas of sociaValue Forests or Endangered Forestsharvested wood.

Certified WoodCertified Wood

from forests that havefrom forests that havendards.

wood comes from FSC-wood comes from FSC-material and/or me from non-me from nonleast 70% of the

fied.

al conflict; uncertified High Conservational conflict; uncertified High Conservations; genetically modified trees; illegally

Types of FSC CTypes of FSC C

- FSC Pure: 100% comes frmet FSC certification stand

- FSC Mixed Sources: The wcertified forests recycled mcertified forests, recycled mcontrolled wood which comcontroversial sources.* Atcontroversial sources. At volume must be FSC certif

- FSC Mixed %: Less than 7- FSC Mixed %: Less than 710% FSC certified. Not mcan be sold under FSC labe

- FSC recycled: 100% Recyc

Certified WoodCertified Wood

rom forests that havedards.

wood comes from FSC-material and/ormaterial and/or me from non-least 70% of theleast 70% of the

fied.

70% but more than70% but more thanore than indicated % el.

cled

Certified WoodCertified WoodCertified Wood Certified Wood

In tallying up certified wooIn tallying up certified woocredit, 100% of FSC Pure acan be counted toward thecan be counted toward the

For product labeled Mixed can only be counted at the

MRc 7MRc 7MRc 7MRc 7

od use to determine LEEDod use to determine LEED and Mixed Credit Sources e needed value or volumee needed value or volume.

%, then the wood portion e indicated percentage.

Certified WoodCertified WoodCertified Wood Certified Wood

If wood is of tropical origIf wood is of tropical origcertified (but no credit is since certification is a presince certification is a pre

* Such products include at a minimum strudimensional framing, sub-flooring, floorin

MRc 7MRc 7MRc 7MRc 7

in it must be FSCin it must be FSC awarded in this case

erequisite)erequisite).

ctural framing, generalng, wood doors, and finishes.

Rapidly RenewaRapidly RenewaRapidly RenewaRapidly Renewa

• Use rapidly renewable* 2.5% of the total mater

* Typically harvested with

able MRc 6able MRc 6able MRc 6able MRc 6

wood products for rials cost. (1 point)

hin a 10-year or shorter cycle.

Plantations of Eucalvery rvery r

lyptus (Lyptus) grow rapidlyrapidly.

T thTwo months

T thTwo months

Six months Three years

T thTwo months

Six months

Low Emitting MLow Emitting MLow Emitting MLow Emitting MMaterials IEQc 4Materials IEQc 4Materials IEQc 4Materials IEQc 4 Low Emitting MaLow Emitting MaLow Emitting MaLow Emitting Ma

dh d l• Adhesives and sealantsflooring and wood floor

f t i t tmanufacturing structuraany wood substrates mQuality Management DiQuality Management Dirule 1168. (1 point)

aterials IEQc 4.1aterials IEQc 4.1aterials IEQc 4.1aterials IEQc 4.1

d ll bs used to install sub-ring, and used in

l d b dal wood members andeet South Coast Airistrict (SCAQMD)istrict (SCAQMD)

Low Emitting MaLow Emitting MaLow Emitting MaLow Emitting Ma

VOC i i f• VOC emissions from wocoatings, and adhesivesS l (GS) 11 P i t dSeal (GS) 11, Paints andSCAQMD rule 1113, Arc(1 point)(1 point)


d d t i tood product paints, s are less than Green d GS 03 C tid GS 03, Coatings orchitectural Coatings.


All h d f fl i• All hard surface flooringmust meet FloorScore snewer) Also wood fininewer). Also, wood finiand finish must meet SCCalifornia Department oCalifornia Department ostandard practice for VO


(l i t d)g (laminate, wood) standards (current orishes (sealer stainishes (sealer, stain,CAQMD rule 113 or of Health Servicesof Health Services OC testing. (1 point)


C d f b• Composite and agrifibecore materials, contain f ld h d i (1formaldehyde resins. (1


d l dr products, includingno added urea-

1 i t)1 point)

Regional PrioritRegional PrioritRegional PrioritRegional Prioritty (RP) Creditsty (RP) Creditsty (RP) Creditsty (RP) Credits Regional PrioritRegional PrioritRegional PrioritRegional Priorit

• Address regional priority• Address regional priorityUSGBC regional councilsenvironmental importanenvironmental importan(1-4 points).

Regional credits in a nuMRc 2, MRc 5, and MRc, ,

Recycle/reuse Local/regional

* Lists by shttp://www.usgbc.org/Disp

ty (RP) Creditsty (RP) Creditsty (RP) Creditsty (RP) Credits

y credits identified by they credits identified by the s and chapters as having ce for a project’s region*ce for a project s region

mber of zip codes include c 7.

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Pilot CreditsPilot CreditsPilot CreditsPilot Credits Pilot Credit 1: LPilot Credit 1: LPilot Credit 1: LAssessment (LCAssemblies and

Pilot Credit 1: LAssessment (LCAssemblies andAssemblies andAssemblies and

Proposed as 5 post-pilot bprojects will only receive creditcredit.

Life-CycleLife-CycleLife Cycle CA) of Building d Materials

Life Cycle CA) of Building d Materialsd Materialsd Materials

based points. Pilot 1 point total for this

Pilot Credit 1: LPilot Credit 1: LPilot Credit 1: LAssessment (LCAssemblies and

Pilot Credit 1: LAssessment (LCAssemblies andAssemblies andAssemblies and

Use an USGBC approved Calculator to identify and impact estimates for geneimpact estimates for geneproject.


Life Cycle CA) of Building d Materialsd Materialsd Materials

Environmental Impact calculate environmental

eric assemblies used in aeric assemblies used in a

Pilot Credit 1: LPilot Credit 1: LPilot Credit 1: LAssessment (LCAssemblies and

Pilot Credit 1: LAssessment (LCAssemblies andAssemblies andAssemblies andThe LCA calculator determthe selected design and coaverage and low impact o

Based on differences betwwith the selected design aimpact, points are awarde


Life Cycle CA) of Building d Materialsd Materialsd Materialsmines life cycle impacts of ompares them to the

options.

ween impacts associated and the average and lowest ed.

Combining CreditsCombining CreditsCombining CreditsProductCombining CreditsProductMultiple LEED credits may

For example, credits MRc 4IEQc 4, and RP may be earwithin one productwithin one product.

s within Ones within Ones within One s within One

apply to a single product.

4, MRc 5, MRc 6, MRc 7, rned for attributes combined

P ti l ll tParticle core – usually post industrial recycled.

Medium density fiberboard spost consumer fiber

Solid sawn frame – certifiedregionalg

Low emitting composites, padhesives

skin often

d wood,

aints, and

TruStile Door featuring MDF faces, a particle-board core and a softwood stile.

Duro-design•LEED® MR Credit 7: Certified Wood

•LEED® EQ Credit 4: Low-Emitting Materials

For example, one manucabinets advertises thafor 7 LEED points:IEQc 4.1 Low emitting materiag

IEQc 4.2 Low emitting materiaIEQc 4.4 Low emitting materia

agrifiber productsMRc 5.2 Regional materials (2MRc 6 0 Rapidly renewable (ifMRc 6.0 Rapidly renewable (if MRc 7.0 Certified wood

ufacturer of wood at its products qualify p q y

ls adhesives and sealants

ls paints and coatingsls composite wood and

pts.)f bamboo or lyptus)f bamboo or lyptus)

Designation of EDesignation of EgPreferable Mate

Green Globe

gPreferable Mate

Green GlobeGreen GlobeGreen Globe

Environmentally Environmentally yerials in the GBI es Program

yerials in the GBI es Programes Programes Program

Point Distribution witAssessment Protocol fo

CategoryCategoryProject managementSiteSiteEnergyWaterResources/materialsIndoor environmentEmissions, effluents, otherTOTAL

* Public review draft October 2, 2009** Less non-applicable points.

thin GBI Green Building or Commercial Buildings*

PointsPoints100 points120 points120 points300 points130 points145 points160 points45 points

1000 points**

Credits Related to Buildingthe Green Buildthe Green Build

10 Resources/Materials10 Resources/Materials

10.1 Assemblies

Performance Path A – 33 points

10.1.1 Assemblies – Performance Path

10.1.1.1 The Green Globes® LCA Credit Ca

Performance Path A 33 points

evaluate building assemblies (structural sysphase based on life cycle impacts.

* GBI Proposed American National Standard 01Protocol for Commercial Buildings

g Material Selection Under ding Initiative*ding Initiative

alculator for Building Assemblies was used to gstem and envelope) in the concept design

1-200XP: Green Building Assessment


10 Resources/Materials10.1 Assemblies

10.1.2 Materials Content Assemblies

10 1 2 1 R l d t t t

10.1 AssembliesPrescriptive Path B – 25 points

10.1.2.1 Recycled content post-consumer omaterials accounted for 1% or more of bu

10.1.2.2 Biobased products accounted for used in the buildingused in the building.

10.1.3 Transportation of Harvested, ExtraReclaimed, or Salvaged Materials

10 1 3 1 1% or more of mat’ls and produc10.1.3.1 1% or more of mat’ls and producharvested, extracted, reclaimed, - within a radius of 500 miles of - within a radius of 1500 miles if or water.



Points

t t 1% 3% 1 tor pre-consumer content ilding materials.

1%-3% - 1pt20%+ - 8 pts

1% or more of materials 1%-3% - 1pt20%+ 7 pts20%+ - 7 pts

cted,

cts used in the building were 1% 5% 1ptcts used in the building wereor salvagedthe project site; orshipped primarily by rail

1%-5% - 1pt20%+ - 5 pts

pp p y y



10 Resources/Materials10.1 Assemblies

10.1.2 Materials Content Assemblies

10 1 2 1 R l d t t t

10.1 AssembliesPrescriptive Path B – 25 points

10.1.2.1 Recycled content post-consumer omaterials accounted for 1% or more of buil

10.1.2.2 Biobased products accounted for 1used in the buildingused in the building.

10.1.3 Transportation of Harvested, ExtracReclaimed, or Salvaged Materials

10 1 3 1 1% or more of mat’ls and product10.1.3.1 1% or more of mat’ls and productharvested, extracted, reclaimed, o- within a radius of 500 miles of t- within a radius of 1500 miles if sor water.



Points

t t 1% 3% 1 tor pre-consumer content lding materials.

1%-3% - 1pt20%+ - 8 pts

1% or more of materials 1%-3% - 1pt20%+ 7 pts20%+ - 7 pts

cted,

ts used in the building were 1% 5% 1ptts used in the building wereor salvagedthe project site; orshipped primarily by rail

1%-5% - 1pt20%+ - 5 pts

pp p y y



10 Resources/Materials10.2 Furnishes, Finishes and Fit-ou

10.2.1 Furnishings, Finishes and Fit-outs –assessment

10 2 1 1 A life cycle assessment tool was u

10.2 Furnishes, Finishes and Fit ou

10.2.1.1 A life cycle assessment tool was ufinishes and fit-outs based on life cycle impconforms to ISO 14044-06.

10 2 2 Material Content – Furnishings Fin10.2.2 Material Content Furnishings, Fin

10.2.2.1 Recycled content post-consumer omaterials accounted for 1% or more of fur

10 1 2 2 Bi b d d t t d f10.1.2.2 Biobased products accounted for finishes, fit-outs.



uts – 17 points

– Life cycle Points

used to evaluate furnishings One point per

uts 17 points

used to evaluate furnishings, pacts. The LCA tool

One point per product up to 4 pts maximum

nishes and Fit-outs Pointsnishes and Fit outs Points

or pre-consumer content nishings, finishes, fit-outs.

1%-4% - 1 pt17%+ - 4 pts

1% f f i hi 1% 5% 1 t1% or more of furnishings, 1%-5% - 1 pt16%+ - 4 pts



10 Resources/Materials10.2 Furnishes, Finishes and Fit-ou10.2.3 Transportation of Harvested, Extra

Salvaged Materials

10 2 3 1 1% or more of furnishing finishin

10.2 Furnishes, Finishes and Fit ou

10.2.3.1 1% or more of furnishing, finishinproducts used in the building werreclaimed, or salvaged- within a radius of 500 miles of

ithi di f 1500 il if- within a radius of 1500 miles if or water.

10.2.4 Transportation of Processed or Man

10.2.3.1 1% or more of furnishing, finishinproducts used in the building wer- within a radius of 500 miles of

within a radius of 1500 miles if- within a radius of 1500 miles if or water.



uts – 17 pointscted, Reclaimed, or

Points

ng and fit-out mat’ls and 1%-5% - 1 pt

uts 17 points

ng, and fit out mat ls andre harvested, extracted,

the project site; orhi d i il b il

1% 5% 1 pt20%+ - 2 pts

shipped primarily by rail

nufactured Mat’ls Points

ng, and fit-out mat’ls andre processed or mfgthe project site; orshipped primarily by rail

1%-19% - 1 pt20%+ - 2 pts

shipped primarily by rail



10 Resources/Materials10.3 Other Material Properties – 1

10.3.1 Off-Site Salvaged Materials

10.3.1.1 Off-site salvaged materials accounbuilding materials

10.3 Other Material Properties 1

building materials.

10.3.2 Certification of Wood-Based Produc

10.3.2.1 10% or more of solid lumber, engwood-based materials used in the building by one of the following sustainable forestryFSC, SFI, other PEFC endorsed certification



2 points

Points

nted for 1% or more of the 1%-2% - 1 pt9%+ 6 pts

2 points

9%+ - 6 pts

cts

gineered wood, and other 10%-19% -1 ptwere third-party certified

y programs: ATFS, CSA, n programs.

60%+ - 6pts



10 Resources/Materials10.3 Other Material Properties – 1

10.3.1 Off-Site Salvaged Materials

10.3.1.1 Off-site salvaged materials accounbuilding materials

10.3 Other Material Properties 1

building materials.

10.3.2 Certification of Wood-Based Produc

10.3.2.1 10% or more of solid lumber, engwood-based materials used in the building by one of the following sustainable forestryFSC, SFI, other PEFC endorsed certification



2 points

Points

nted for 1% or more of the 1%-2% - 1 pt9%+ 6 pts

2 points

9%+ - 6 pts

cts

gineered wood, and other 10%-19% -1 ptwere third-party certified

y programs: ATFS, CSA, n programs.

60%+ - 6pts



10 Resources/Materials10.4 Reuse of Existing Structures –

10.4.1 Reuse of building facades

10.4 Reuse of Existing Structures

10.4.2 Reuse of structural systems

10.4.3 Reuse of non-structural elements

10 5 Reduction Re use and Recycling10.5 Reduction, Re-use and Recycling

10.5.1 Demolition and construction waste landfill

10.5.2 Reuse of existing materials for site landscaping

10.5.3 The building design addresses recyi iopportunities.



– 18 points

Points

1-6 pts

18 points

1-6 pts

1-6 pts

g of Waste 9 pointsg of Waste – 9 points

diversion from 1-6 pts

development and 1 pt

ycling/composting 2 pts



10 Resources/Materials10.6 Resource Conservation Throu

10.6.1 Building service life plan

10.6 Resource Conservation Throu

10.6.2 Efficient use of materials and minimmaterials use compared to typical c

10.6.3 Multi-functional assemblies/design di bldisassembly.

10.7 Building Envelope – 30 pointsg p p



ugh Design – 14 points

Points

7 pts

ugh Design 14 points

mization of raw const. practices

2 pts

for demounting or 2-5 pts

s



12 Indoor Environment12.2 Source Control of Indoor Air P

12.2.1 Volatile Organic Compounds

10.2.1.1 Materials used in the building mee

12.2 Source Control of Indoor Air P

or emissions criteria as indicated using onespecified . . . OR

Materials used have attained certification inMaterials used have attained certification infollowing programs including:

- Green Seal (paints and adhesives)- Greenguard

C lif D t f H lth S i Std P- Calif. Dept. of Health Services Std. PraUsing Small Env. Chambers. (2004)

- SCS Env. Cert. Program – IAQ Perform



Pollutants – 34 points

Points

et applicable VOC content Up to 10 pts.

Pollutants 34 points

e of the test methods

n one or more of the

Ad/Seal – 3 ptsPaints – 3 ptsFlooring – 2 ptsn one or more of the

ti f VOC T ti

Flooring 2 ptsFit-out – 2 pts

actice for VOC Testing

mance (2007)


Troubling ElemengBuilding

• Rapidly renewable

• Dimension lumber of nominal dimensions mnominal dimensions mconstruction.

nts of Some Green Programs

not greater than 2x8 may be used inmay be used in

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i l Systematic anal

nmentally Superiornmentally Superior nd Practices

intuition

l ilysis

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Brainstorming,

S t ti l Systematic analaccounting (life

nmentally Superiornmentally Superior nd Practices

intuition

l i i t llysis – environmentale cycle analysis)

Comparison of Green

Cert. req. of mat’ls otherthan woodthan woodFSC certification onlyWood cert. by FSC, SFI,CSA ATFS PEFC d dCSA, ATFS, PEFC endorsed3rd party verification of wood certificationRapid renewability rewardedUse of bamboo flooring grewardedPrescriptive system RE env. pref. mat’lspref. mat lsBldg mat’ls assessment based on LCA/LCI

n Building ProgramsLEED G. Globes

- -X

XX

X X

X

X

X XX X

X

Comparison of GreNAHB/ ASTM

Cert. req. of mat’ls otherCert. req. of mat ls otherthan wood -FSC certification onlyWood cert by FSC SFIWood cert. by FSC, SFI, CSA, ATFS, PEFC X3rd party verification of wood certification XRapid renewability rewardedUse of bamboo flooringUse of bamboo flooring rewarded X Prescriptive system RE env. pref. mat’ls XBldg mat’ls assessment based on LCA/LCI X

een Building CodesCalifornia Grn Bldg

ASHRAE 189.1

ICC Green Code

- - -?

? X X

X X X

X

X

X X X

X X X

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The Near RequiremCertifiedCertified

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d tidramaticavirtually alldramatica

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ing activity ising activity ising activity is increase ll d if

ing activity is increase ll d ifally, and if l programs

ally, and if l programsl programs tified wood

di

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dior credits . . . or credits . . .

P d t C tifiProduct Certific

SCS FloorScore SCS FloorScore

Carpet and Rug Label Plus Prog

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Greenguard – ch

Forest and woodcertification prop

ti Pcation Programs

Institute’s Greenram

ints and finishesints and finishes

hildren and schools

d products ograms.g

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i bl• Sustainable Forest

• American Tree FarmAmerican Tree Farm

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ation Programs gAmerica

p Council (FSC)

i i i ( )ry Initiative (SFI)

m System (ATFS)m System (ATFS)

ds Association (CSA)

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Forest Certificain North

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i bl• Sustainable Forest

• American Tree FarmAmerican Tree Farm

• Canadian Standard

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ation Programs gAmerica

p Council (FSC)

i i i ( )ry Initiative (SFI)

m System (ATFS)m System (ATFS)

ds Association (CSA)

Programs

The Ten PrinciplC tifCertif

1. Compliance with laws and1. Compliance with laws and 2. Tenure and use rights and 3. Indigenous people’s rights4. Community relations & wo5. Benefits from the forest6. Environmental Impact7. Management Plan8 Monitoring and Assessmen8. Monitoring and Assessmen9. Maintenance of High Conse10. Plantations10. Plantations

les of FSC Forest fi tificationFSC principles.FSC principles.responsibilities

sorker’s rights

ntntervation Value Forests

The Fourteen SSustainabl

The Fourteen SSustainablSustainablSustainabl

1. Sustainable Forestry 72. Forest Productivity &

Health3 P t ti f W t

83. Protection of Water

Resources4. Protection of 9

14. Protection of Biological Diversity

5. Aesthetics & R ti

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6. Protection of Special Sites

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FI Principles of le ForestryFI Principles of le Forestryle Forestryle Forestry7. Responsible Fiber Sourcingp g

Practices in North America8. Avoidance of Controversial

Sources Including IllegalSources Including IllegalLogging

9. Legal Compliance10 R h10. Research11. Training and Education12. Public Involvement12. Public Involvement13. Transparency14. Continual Improvement

Similarities BetwSimilarities BetwSimilarities BetwSimilarities Betw

• Both promote responsib• Both promote sustainab• Both extend protection t• B th k t t t i• Both seek to protect soi• Both provide guidance f

and wildlife habitat.and wildlife habitat.• Both require observance• Both are guided by mult

FSCL b d ith b di idLarge board with members divideinto equally represented chamber

representing environmental, economic, and social interests

ween FSC and SFIween FSC and SFIween FSC and SFIween FSC and SFI

ble forest management.ble forestry practices.to special sites.l d tl and water resources.

for protection of wildlife

e of local and national laws.tiple stakeholder input.

SFI18 b b d l litd 18 member board evenly split

between environmental, economic, and social interests

ed rs

Similarities BetweenSimilarities BetweenSimilarities BetweenSimilarities Between

• Both require third-party• Both require chain-of cu

their labeling program.• Both provide public repo• Both provide public repo

n FSC and SFI (Cont.)n FSC and SFI (Cont.)n FSC and SFI (Cont.)n FSC and SFI (Cont.)

y certification.ustody certification within

orting of audit resultsorting of audit results.

Clear Differences BeClear Differences BeClear Differences BeClear Differences Be

• SFI awards certificates wFSC operates globally andat least 80 countries.

• FSC does not allow govermembers and the governiorganizations must also borganizations must also bgovernmental organizatiogovernment participation

• SFI is ANSI accredited an

• FSC prohibits use of GMOFSC prohibits use of GMO

etween FSC and SFIetween FSC and SFIetween FSC and SFIetween FSC and SFI

within the U.S. and Canada; d has awarded certificates in

nment organizations to be ing board of FSC member be independent ofbe independent of ons; SFI allows for n.

d PEFC endorsed.

s; SFI has no such restriction.s; SFI has no such restriction.

Clear Differences BeClear Differences BeClear Differences Be(Co

Clear Differences Be(Co

• SFI requires legal compliapesticides and herbicides;

hibit d h i l (bprohibited chemicals (bey

• FSC does not allow the coto l t tio fte 1994to plantation after 1994; specific policy on convers

• FSC US has a moratorium• FSC-US has a moratoriumforests within the United

etween FSC and SFIetween FSC and SFIetween FSC and SFI nt.)etween FSC and SFI nt.)

ance regarding use of ; FSC maintains a list of

d l l li )yond legal compliance).

onversion of natural forest SFI doe ot h eSFI does not have a

sion.

m on certification of nationalm on certification of national States.

Clear Differences BeClear Differences BeClear Differences Be(Co

Clear Differences Be(Co

• SFI requires consultation only for land managers wlands; FSC requires consulands; FSC requires consupeoples for all forest man

• FSC requires stakeholder• FSC requires stakeholder certification assessmentsconsultation to the discre

i tiorganization.

etween FSC and SFIetween FSC and SFIetween FSC and SFI nt.)etween FSC and SFI nt.)

with indigenous peoples with responsibility for public ultation with indigenousultation with indigenous nagement operations.

consultation duringconsultation during s and audits; SFI leaves etion of the auditing

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Green building is well

Sum

Green building is well being written into cod

Green building prograranging from energy, efficiency to occupantefficiency to occupant

Use of life cycle analysy ymaterials selection is bbuilding programs and

established and is now

mary

established and is now es and standards.

ms focus on issues water, and materials

t safety and healtht safety and health.

sis to inform design and gbecoming part of green d model codes.

S

Certification of wood a

Sum

Certification of wood areferenced in most regall recent national andall recent national and

Organizations that aret th t d texpect the trend towa

that is true, demand fincrease substantiallyincrease substantially.

As “green” moves intonumber of forest certinumber of forest certirecognized.

and wood products is

mary

and wood products is gional standards and in d international standards.d international standards.

e tracking building trends d t ti Ifard green to continue. If

for certified wood should .o code it appears that a fication programs will befication programs will be

SSum

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Understanding certifie

mary

green market and profit en building movement it gnderstand green

ed wood is a first step.

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