LEED-certified buildings could be described by all of the following, except _______________.

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LEED-certified buildings are known for their energy efficiency, reduced ecological footprint, use of sustainable materials, and pollution reduction. However, it is not necessarily true that construction costs for these buildings are much less than for conventional buildings. While long-term cost savings from energy efficiency may offset higher initial construction costs, LEED certification typically involves additional design and construction requirements that can increase costs.

LEED-Certified Buildings Could Be Described by All of the Following