Mark Bryan, Director of the U.S. Green Building Council for the National Capital Region, talks about LEED, an international standard for buildings certified as environmentally friendly. We discuss his work, the program, and why owners, investors, architects, and developers are changing the way they build here at home and around the world.

Mark Bryan, Director of the U.S. Green Building Council for the National Capital Region, talks about LEED, an international standard for buildings certified as environmentally friendly. We discuss his work, the program, and why owners, investors, architects, and developers are changing the way they build here at home and around the world.

Mark Bryan, Director of the U.S. Green Building Council for the National Capital Region, talks about LEED, an international standard for buildings certified as environmentally friendly. We discuss his work, the program, and why owners, investors, architects, and developers are changing the way they build here at home and around the world.&nbsp;

#14 Green from the Ground Up

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