Using all the information you have collected from the article "LEED Certified Building Energy Consumption" and the 3 sources you found that offered different perspectives, what did you conclude
about energy consumption in LEED buildings versus non-LEED buildings? Is it beneficial to have these
"green" buildings in terms of energy consumption? Do you think we have done enough studies on the
difference in energy consumption? Has it been around long enough to see the differences in energy
consumption?

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