By Meghan Hall When Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, more well known as LEED, made its debut almost 20 years ago, the conversation of sustainability in the commercial real estate and construction industries was just beginning, spearheaded by a grassroots movement of engineers, architects and developers keen on taking steps to protect the environment. […]
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