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Some FSC Certified wood was extracted 450 miles from a project site, milled into lumber 550 miles from the project site, and purchased from a manufacturer located 500 miles from the project site. What is true about this scenario? A Half of the material can count as Regional Materials because the lumber was milled outside of the 500 mile radius required for Regional Materials but was extracted within the 500 mile radius B All of the wood counts as Regional Materials C Only 2/3 of the material can count as Regional Materials because the lumber was milled outside of the 500 mile radius required for Regional Materials D None of the wood can count towards Regional Materials
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