LEED AP with Operations and Maintenance (O+M ) Practice Exam

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Which project type is required to document that food waste composting services are not available for MR Credit: Solid Waste Management-Ongoing?

Universities
Residential projects
Schools
Commercial buildings

The correct answer is: Schools

The requirement to document that food waste composting services are not available is applicable specifically to schools. This is aligned with the focus on reducing waste and promoting sustainable practices in educational environments, where food waste is often generated in significantly larger quantities due to meal programs. Schools are encouraged to implement waste reduction strategies and efforts to improve recycling and composting practices, and if these systems are not in place, documentation must be provided to ensure compliance with this particular LEED credit dedicated to solid waste management. Universities, residential projects, and commercial buildings may also deal with food waste, but the specific focus on schools underscores their unique role in educating future generations about sustainability and managing waste effectively. This emphasis helps reinforce good practices among students and creates an opportunity for schools to become model facilities for waste management in their communities.