They eat many types of seeds, berries, tubers, and leaves of grasses, forbs, and woody plants. They usually make their burrows in open, well-grazed grasslands, but can occasionally be found living in open clearings of forests near fallen timber.
The length of the certification process for A+ usually takes around three to five days. In these days, you'll be working hands on and taking tests about computers and computer repair. The cost of these courses usually range anywhere from $300 to $500 per day.
In addition to these soft costs, there are LEED registration and certification fees paid directly to USGBC. The project registration fee is $600 ($450 for USGBC members), and the certification fees range from $2,250 to $22,500 based on project size ($1,750 to $17,500 for USGBC members). So, the answer to what the LEED premium really is just depends.