Water quality and quantity improvement.
Reduce Stormwater Runoff: Conserve Resources: Earn LEED credits Reducing Heat Island Effect LID GI

3rd party testing (25-yr 8.4 in/hr.) in FL storm shows phosphorus and nitrogen reduced by 33% (much higher in TN). Ask us why?
Compressive strength 1,160 psi, flexural strength 508 psi. Stronger than porous asphalt, more flexible than pervious concrete.
Sustainable void space. Porosity is 39%. The highest percentage of any material and 2x pervious concrete. BASF’s polyurethane base along with recycled post-consumer glass (90 bottles /ft² is green, GI (Green Infrastructure Green) and TGI (coined here for True Green Infrastructure). How is that? There are no plants! Yes there are. The BASF pavement binder contains 60% natural plant-based resin

Do I get LEED Credits: Sustainable Sites?
Yes you do!Credit 5.1 – Site Development: Protect or Restore Habitat (1 point)
Credit 6.1 – Stormwater Design: Quantity Control (1 point)
Credit 6.2: – Stormwater Design: Quality Control (1 point)
Credit 7.1 – Heat Island Effect: Non-Roof (1 point)