The definition of remediation as it relates to this credit is the process of cleaning up a contaminated site by physical, chemical, or biological means.

In our jurisdiction, encapsulation of contaminated soils (with a "cap" that contains and prevents leaching) is considered acceptable for remediating a site.

Would naturally occurring arsenic contamination (from trees, it appears) be eligible for the brownfield credit if documentation is provided? The soil was tested and is being remediated.

We have a site with contaminated soils. A Phase II was conducted, but not per ASTM E1527-05 as required.

Under what circumstances does a commercial project need to be remediated to meet residential (unrestricted) use?

My project site is located next to one of the main arteries of Warsaw. Due to the high trafic the strip adjacent to the road is contaminated with petrol related substances (not much but still).

Hi all, We're working on a international project, which is designated as a brownfield site by the local government Is a project still eligible for this credit if it the requirements of the regio

One of my projects choose to develop on a piece of land that is reclaimed and near an operating landfill and as thought in the design stage land contaminant would very likely to be found.

Hey. I have a quick LEED question.

If our entire project site has asbestos soil contamination, but due to budget constraints we are only planning to remediate the soil disturbed for our new buildings and not the undisturbed areas in