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LEED Green Associate

Category - Water

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Well-designed building systems do NOT need to use excessive amount of:

potable water
any type of water
reclaimed water
graywater

Explanation

Answer: A - Well designed building systems do NOT need to use excessive amount of potable water. Potable water is water that meets or exceeds the EPA's drinking water quality standards and is approved for human consumption by the state or local authorities having jurisdiction. Building systems do not need to be of drinking water quality and can be designed to use non-potable water such as greywater or blackwater.

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