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Wells Fargo Spends $2 Billion On LEED Certified Green Buildings

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Wells Fargo has passed the $2 billion mark in lending for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) certified buildings. Maybe not too surprising, the bank was one of the first to be LEED pre-certified for New Construction. The company said that “of the buildings financed by Wells Fargo, 28 percent are LEED-rated, 37 percent

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