World Cup stadiums earn prestigious certifications as green buildings before matches begin
Summary
Most of the stadiums used for this year’s FIFA World Cup have received official recognition for being environmentally friendly buildings. Thirteen out of sixteen stadiums earned certification through a global program that rates green building practices.Key Facts
- Thirteen of the sixteen World Cup stadiums have LEED certification.
- LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design.
- LEED is the most common rating system for green buildings worldwide.
- The U.S. Green Building Council manages the LEED certification.
- The certifications were awarded before the World Cup matches began.
- This effort shows a focus on sustainability in World Cup infrastructure.
- The certification covers areas like energy use, water savings, and reducing waste.
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