The standard used by LEED in the Water Efficiency (WE) category to determine the baseline case for building water usage is the national standard for maximum flush and flow rates called:

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15 July, 08:50

The standard used by LEED in the Water Efficiency (WE) category to determine the baseline case for building water usage is the national standard for maximum flush and flow rates called:

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Gustavo Sheppard · Answer 1

EPAct of 1992.

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The Energy Policy Act (EPAct) is a United States Of America government act passed in the year 1992 and became effective in October 24, 1992.

The Energy Policy Act was established to address the energy needs in the United States of America by amending laws to increase and provide incentives for clean and renewable energy and also to decrease the dependence on imported energy.