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Objective:
Determine ways to reduce costs through the ‘Going Green’ slogan.

Determinants:

• Recycling
o Paper recycling bins.
o Aluminum and Plastic recycling bins in break room.
o Limit office to one trash can for non recyclables.
o Confirm suppliers are accredited and recognized by environmental standards.
o Set all printers to double-sided printing as a default.
o Utilize desktop paper saving trays next to printers.
o Refillable ink cartridges.
o Other recyclables:
 Plastic bottles or other vending machine cups
 Plastic magazine wrapping (LDPE)
 Aluminum and steel cans
 Printer and fax cartridges
 Office electrical equipment
 Packaging
 Fluorescent lighting tubes
 Office kitchen or catering waste collection for composting
 Coffee filters
 Napkins
 Utensils

• Water Conservation
o Water saving devices fitted to office toilets and washroom sinks.
o Variable flush handles.
o Flush sensors.
o Low flow taps.......

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