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Pittsburgh ranks third in the number of LEED-certified buildings. Read about it.

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No benchmark region has as high a high school graduation rate as Pittsburgh. Read about it.

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Environment / Green Buildings

The Green Building Rating System, developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (LEED), provides standards for environmentally sustainable design, construction and operation of buildings and neighborhoods. The six indicators here have been organized in cooperation with the Pittsburgh Green Building Alliance . Knowledgeable individuals are able to use AP (Accredited Professional) after their name indicating they have passed the accreditation exam given by the Green Building Certification Institute.

LEED was created to define “Green Building” by establishing standards; Promote “integrated, whole building design practices"; Recognize environmental leadership in the building industry; Raise public awareness; Stimulate green competition; Transform the building market.

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Confidential projects are not included in these measures. Projects certified under LEED for Neighborhood Development and LEED for Homes have not been included.

Projects are listed by Metropolitan Statistical Area, based on zip code.

The data include all projects that have been completed and certified through January 2010.