LEED® AP Credential Maintenance: Cracking the code

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September 2010

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A Toxic Century: Mining Giant Must Clean Up Mess

In December, the Justice Department announced a settlement in one of the largest environmental bankruptcies in U.S. history.The American Smelting and Refining Company, known as Asarco, will pay a record $1.79 billion to settle claims for hazardous waste pollution at 80 sites in as many as 20 states.
Cleanup will begin this year on one of Asarco's most notorious properties — the copper smelter in El Paso, Texas.

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Green Drinks is an informal networking event where environmentally
minded people meet over drinks. Come join us for an evening of conver-
sation and cocktails.
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Green Drinks is not a Chihuahuan Desert Chapter official event.

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Should the ASARCO smokestack on the west side of El Paso be demolished?

	Yes, it is a symbol of an environmental catastrophe
	Yes, it will benefit the redevelopment of the site
	Yes, I hate it
	No, it brings good memories, when plenty of jobs were available
	No, we used to be proud of the tallest smokestack in the United States
	No, it is part of El Paso's history
	I don't really care

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LEED® AP Credential Maintenance: Cracking the code

LEED AP with Specialties, Credential Maintenance Program (CMP)

The Credential Maintenance Program (CMP) is administered by the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI).
Credential holders can self-report their GBCI CE hours through GBCI's website.
With the roll out of the new LEED credentials, many colleagues have questions about credential maintenance (CMP)
Any questions related specifically to credential maintenance should be directed to GBCI at www.gbci.org/contact.aspx or 800.795.1746.
USGBC recommends that Education Provider's provide their attendees with a certificate of attendance that states how many GBCI CE hours their course is worth. For example: "This course is approved for X GBCI CE hours for LEED Professionals." To verify the number of hours your course is worth please check your listing in the USGBC course catalog here: https://www.usgbc.org/coursecatalog/coursecatalog.aspx

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