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What describes a project that has been certified to the base level? A. LEED Certified B. LEED's Certified C. LEED Accredited D. LEED Certified certified
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What describes a project that has been certified to the base level? A. LEED Certified

B. LEED's Certified
C. LEED Accredited
D. LEED Certified certified

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LEED Certified describes a project that has been certified to the base level.

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The correct answer is A. LEED Certified. LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, a green building certification program. When a project is certified to the base level, it means it meets the minimum requirements for sustainability and environmental performance. Examples of base-level certification include LEED Certified for buildings and LEED Zero for net-zero buildings.

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