The short answer is no. You can study a good alternative book to save time and pass the LEED exam.
It is good to read the reference guide from cover to cover if you have the time. The problem is not too many people have time to read the whole reference guide.
I passed the LEED AP exam in my first trial without reading the reference guide from cover to cover. I studied the USGBC workshop study materials, and LEEDPass, and only refer back to the reference guide if there are some confusing issues.
I have done additional research and I have just finished a LEED AP Exam prep book called "LEED AP Exam Guide." It includes all the advantages of existing LEED books and my own experience and tips as well as the latest LEED AP Exam information. It is available now.
Gang Chen, Author of "LEED AP Exam Guide" & "Planting Design Illustrated"
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