Green terminology can be confusing. Though the words are sometimes used interchangeably, each has a specific meaning. Green: Today's buzzword for> "Environmentally Preferable". For purchasing and specification, green products must meet a specific set of requirements, for example they must contain no cancer-causing agents or ozone-depleting compounds.

Environmentally Preferable: Products or services that have less effect on human health and the environment compared with competing products or services used for the same purpose. These products should eliminate product waste, minimize packaging, and be less toxic. Using these products is one aspect of maintaining a building that is environmentally sustainable.

Environmentally Sustainable: Meeting today's needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. Sustainability integrates "green" or environmentally preferable practices and products.

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