Making and Keeping Your Office Clean and Green Series Finale
by Chelsea Camper | Last Updated December 30, 2015We’ve had a lot of fun this April with out Earth Day 2012 Series and now it’s time for the final entry. We’ll start off with a quick review of the first three posts and then move onto some bonus info!
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Making and Keeping Your Office Clean and Green: Resources & Recycling
Any plan to reduce clutter and inefficiency in an office makes good business sense. Less clutter allows for a more productive workspace and reduced inefficiency helps the business. In particular, ?green? initiatives are good for the planet and emotional well-being of the employees while having a demonstratively beneficial impact on a company’s earnings.
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5 Ways to Make and Keep Your Office Clean and Green
In the United States, the availability of reliable utilities is very much taken for granted. Flick a switch and the lights come on. Turn the tap and, voila, there is hot water. Unfortunately, this convenience also breeds a certain contempt for husbanding these valuable and expensive resources.
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Making and Keeping Your Office Clean and Green: Equipment Choices
The equipment choices made by the managers or the owners of a business can have a large impact on the overall operating costs of and the environmental consequences of an office. Utilizing the most efficient light bulbs, appliances and vehicles will have a dramatic on monthly costs and will in the long term pay for themselves.
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So how ’bout that bonus info now? Here’s some links that we just didn’t have time to get to these past few weeks.
- About Burris’ Recycled Paper
- Project Greenify
- United States Environmental Protection Agency
- Recycling Posts on the DIY Printing Tips Blog
How does your company recycle?
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