The project scope for a building has changed to include graywater for non-potabl

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试卷: LEED AP ID+C 模拟试卷D[查看]
The project scope for a building has changed to include graywater for non-potable applications. What credit would this change not affect?
A: Water Efficiency Credit, Water Use Reduction
B: Sustainable Sites Credit, Site Selection, Water Efficient Landscaping-Reduce by 50%
C: Sustainable Sites Credit, Site Selection, Innovative Wastewater Technologies
D: Sustainable Sites Credit, Site Selection, Stormwater Design-Quantity Control
E: Sustainable Sites Credit, Site Selection, Water Use Reduction-30% Reduction

参考答案: D

本题解释:
Notes:

Not that the question uses the word NOT.

Graywater collection does not impact the quantity of stormwater runoff.

Graywater can be used for irrigation to achieve Sustainable Sites Credit, Site Selection, Water Efficient Landscaping-Reduce by 50%.

Graywater contributes to reducing potable water use in a building for Water Efficiency Credit, Water Use Reduction.

Graywater collection and storage can be a water use reduction for Sustainable Sites Credit, Site Selection, Water Use Reduction-30% Reduction.

Graywater can be used in toilet flushing for Sustainable Sites Credit, Site Selection, Innovative Wastewater Technologies.