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Get on the Path to Healthy Buildings With LEED

The purpose of LEED certification is simple: It’s a mechanism for creating the best and healthiest built environments for occupants. With a little planning and a commitment to doing the right thing, builders will put themselves on the path to successfully reaching certification.
By Tommy Linstroth
June 10, 2020
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by Tommy Linstroth
Tommy Linstroth is founder and CEO of Green Badger, a leading SaaS provider simplifying sustainability and ESG in the built industry.

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