I'm Feeling Healthy: Google Gives $3 Million for Toxicity R&D

Proposed LEED v4 credits would reward the use of tools like the HPD, which allows full ingredient disclosure in a standardized format (rather than the more common marketing move of identifying what’s

not in a product). But as more companies take this path, interpreting all the data could prove daunting for building professionals, Owens says. “We’re not conceiving that a project team is going to be able to discern from HPD information in its raw state what are good decisions and bad decisions,” he told