The printing industry has made many strides to reduce the negative impact we have on the environment. A “paperless” society may be a noble mission, but it’s neither practical nor doable. Paper products are here to stay. So what can we be doing together – as print communications partners – to design and produce the most earth-friendly print products?
This document provides tips for saving paper and forests through reducing paper usage, reusing paper, recycling paper, and establishing recycling programs. It encourages electronic document sharing, double-sided printing, and reusing scrap paper. The document also recommends talking to managers about implementing workplace recycling and researching successful paper recycling programs.
This document provides tips for living more sustainably in several areas such as energy, water, waste management, home improvements, shopping, indoor spaces, and transportation. Some key recommendations include using a programmable thermostat and ceiling fans to save energy, fixing leaks to save water, recycling and composting to reduce waste, using eco-friendly cleaning products and paints indoors, buying local and organic food to shop more sustainably, and combining trips and maintaining fuel efficiency when transportation. The document encourages involving everyone in the household and making changes gradually to successfully adopt more green habits.
We can all do little things everyday to help the Earth, and reduce our energy output. These tips will help you save a little money and be more eco-friendly!
This document provides over 200 tips for living more sustainably and reducing one's carbon footprint in India. It includes tips related to reducing paper and energy usage, transportation choices, diet, water conservation, waste reduction, renewable energy adoption, and more. The tips are intended to provide small actions individuals can take to help address climate change in their daily lives.
Green living involves adopting eco-friendly habits and using sustainable resources to reduce environmental impact. It includes building homes with environmentally-friendly materials, using sustainable energy sources, eating locally and organically produced food, opting for transportation like bicycles over cars, conserving water, and reducing waste through recycling and reuse. True sustainability is achieved through balancing the environmental, social, and economic pillars. Some tips for green living are proper home insulation, using rechargeable batteries, buying laptops, watering lawns efficiently, and properly disposing of chemicals.
Öko, a frozen yogurt shop in Brooklyn, is eco-friendly by using recycled and sustainable materials in its construction and operations, including bamboo wall panels, recycled drywall, sunflower hull countertops, and energy efficient lighting and electronics. It also recycles cups, bottles, cans, paper products, and donates proceeds to environmental causes.
The document provides instructions for creating flowers out of recycled materials, including used batteries and plastic bags, in 3 steps:
1) Salvage 7 used batteries and plastic bags in 2-3 colors, cutting the bags to form petals and stamens.
2) Create petals by turning plastic bag handles inside out and slipping batteries into sleeves to form stamens, then grouping them with a rubber band.
3) Wrap side petals with ribbon cut from plastic bags and tie, then trim excess plastic from the base. The recycled flowers can be used as decorations or weights.
Each person uses the equivalent of one 100-foot Douglas fir tree annually for paper products. Recycling 1 ton of paper saves 17 trees, 7,000 gallons of water, landfill space, 2 barrels of oil, and enough energy to power the average Indian home for 9 months; it also generates 74% less air pollution and uses 50% less water than producing paper from raw materials.
This document provides tips for saving paper and forests through reducing paper usage, reusing paper, recycling paper, and establishing recycling programs. It encourages electronic document sharing, double-sided printing, and reusing scrap paper. The document also recommends talking to managers about implementing workplace recycling and researching successful paper recycling programs.
This document provides tips for living more sustainably in several areas such as energy, water, waste management, home improvements, shopping, indoor spaces, and transportation. Some key recommendations include using a programmable thermostat and ceiling fans to save energy, fixing leaks to save water, recycling and composting to reduce waste, using eco-friendly cleaning products and paints indoors, buying local and organic food to shop more sustainably, and combining trips and maintaining fuel efficiency when transportation. The document encourages involving everyone in the household and making changes gradually to successfully adopt more green habits.
We can all do little things everyday to help the Earth, and reduce our energy output. These tips will help you save a little money and be more eco-friendly!
This document provides over 200 tips for living more sustainably and reducing one's carbon footprint in India. It includes tips related to reducing paper and energy usage, transportation choices, diet, water conservation, waste reduction, renewable energy adoption, and more. The tips are intended to provide small actions individuals can take to help address climate change in their daily lives.
Green living involves adopting eco-friendly habits and using sustainable resources to reduce environmental impact. It includes building homes with environmentally-friendly materials, using sustainable energy sources, eating locally and organically produced food, opting for transportation like bicycles over cars, conserving water, and reducing waste through recycling and reuse. True sustainability is achieved through balancing the environmental, social, and economic pillars. Some tips for green living are proper home insulation, using rechargeable batteries, buying laptops, watering lawns efficiently, and properly disposing of chemicals.
Öko, a frozen yogurt shop in Brooklyn, is eco-friendly by using recycled and sustainable materials in its construction and operations, including bamboo wall panels, recycled drywall, sunflower hull countertops, and energy efficient lighting and electronics. It also recycles cups, bottles, cans, paper products, and donates proceeds to environmental causes.
The document provides instructions for creating flowers out of recycled materials, including used batteries and plastic bags, in 3 steps:
1) Salvage 7 used batteries and plastic bags in 2-3 colors, cutting the bags to form petals and stamens.
2) Create petals by turning plastic bag handles inside out and slipping batteries into sleeves to form stamens, then grouping them with a rubber band.
3) Wrap side petals with ribbon cut from plastic bags and tie, then trim excess plastic from the base. The recycled flowers can be used as decorations or weights.
Each person uses the equivalent of one 100-foot Douglas fir tree annually for paper products. Recycling 1 ton of paper saves 17 trees, 7,000 gallons of water, landfill space, 2 barrels of oil, and enough energy to power the average Indian home for 9 months; it also generates 74% less air pollution and uses 50% less water than producing paper from raw materials.
The document provides 20 ways that individuals can help the environment by making small changes in their daily lives. Some of the key suggestions include planting herbs in gardens to keep the environment green, switching to energy efficient light bulbs and appliances, using reusable bags for shopping instead of plastic bags, buying local food to reduce packaging waste, and making homemade cleaning products instead of store-bought chemicals. Implementing some or all of these small changes can collectively make a positive impact on the planet. The document encourages sharing these ideas with children to help instill the importance of reducing, reusing and recycling resources for future generations.
One of the most common forms of municipal solid waste (MSW) recycling is paper recycling. Paper is a commonly used resource in the U.S. and recycling this material can significantly benefit the environment. Each ton of recycled paper can save 7,000 gallons of water, 3.5 cubic yards of landfill space, 17 thirty-foot trees and 4,100 kWh of energy.
The document discusses the importance of trees and their benefits to humans and the environment. Trees help reduce air pollution, improve human health and concentration, catch rainwater which saves the environment, provide beauty with their flowers, bring rain, give fruits which are tasty and healthy to eat, and are home to birds. The document recommends that people grow more trees, care for trees, gift plants, and avoid cutting down or wasting trees and tree-based products like paper.
Shhh an easy secret to a lush beautiful garden – mulchgardencentre22
Mulch is a material spread over lawns and gardens to protect them from drought and weeds. It comes in various forms like bark mulch, wood chips, and leaves. Mulch conserves moisture in the soil, prevents weeds, and eventually breaks down to enrich the soil. It also insulates plant roots during winter. The optimal times to apply mulch are spring/summer to beautify gardens and minimize weeds, and critically in fall to provide a protective blanket over winter. A layer of 2-4 inches of mulch is recommended.
Everyone has a carbon footprint caused by direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions from daily activities like consuming electricity, water, food, clothes, and cosmetics. The document recommends individuals can reduce their footprint by practicing behaviors to economize and reduce consumption, such as turning off electrical appliances when not in use, using less water and spraying products, wasting less food, planting trees, using less paper and plastic, and educating family.
Costing the Earth: Environmental Impacts of Paper ProcessingITESOFT
Over recent months there has been more and more focus on the impacts we have on our environment. What is rarely talked about is the impacts that relatively simple, back office, functions can have.
Considering the cost of 1 medium sized organisations AP process, we take a look at the waste and impact this has.
The document summarizes a recycling paper project carried out by students. The students collected 2 kg of waste paper and turned it into various craft objects like cups, greeting cards, and gift booklets. They made paper pulp by grinding paper and water together, then formed, colored, and dried the pulp into different shapes. The students were pleased with the results and many of the crafted objects were given as presents. The project showed that waste paper can be transformed into useful and beautiful objects while reducing trash.
Summer Tree Care-Urban Forestry InformationFairfax County
Summer Tree Care Urban Forestry Information 2013
Urban Forest Management
Division (UFMD)
Department of Public Works and Environmental Services
Fairfax County, Virginia
Summer 2013
Here are three simple ways students can help the planet:
1) Start a simple recycling center at home to recycle glass, plastic, aluminum, and newspapers.
2) Create a compost pile using food scraps like egg shells, coffee grounds, and fruit peels to reduce waste.
3) Get creative by making cards from reused materials, carrying reusable items like water bottles and silverware, and choosing local organic food options.
This presentation introduces variable-content digital printing. This form of printing cost-effectively delivers a targeted message to specific individuals rather than using a conventional “shotgun” approach to direct marketing.
Peck Farm Park in Geneva, IL underwent a native prairie restoration that was implemented in 2008 and overseen by ecology + vision, LLC. Aerial photographs from before and after the restoration show the transformation of the land from 2008 to 2010, as native plants including black-eyed susans, monarda, and ratibida bloomed just 2-3 years after the restoration plan was put into place in the spring of 2009.
This document discusses developing effective marketing communication strategies. It recommends following a 6 step process: 1) Define a specific business goal, 2) Align a marketing goal to help meet the business goal, 3) Precisely define the target market, 4) Select appropriate communication channels, 5) Develop targeted messaging, 6) Measure performance to improve future efforts. The key is aligning all elements - goals, audiences, channels, and messages - to efficiently meet objectives and maximize results. Measurement ensures strategies and tactics can be refined over time.
The document is a list of irregular verbs in English. It provides the infinitive form of each verb, its simple past tense, and its past participle. There are over 200 irregular verbs listed from A to O, along with their variations in form. The verbs are organized alphabetically and include common irregular verbs like "be", "run", "sing" as well as less common ones like "miscast" and "outswim".
La giardiasis se transmite principalmente por el consumo de agua o alimentos contaminados con heces de animales o humanos infectados, o por contacto sexual anal. Sus síntomas incluyen diarrea recurrente, esteatorrea y malabsorción de nutrientes, lo que puede causar pérdida de peso. Se diagnostica mediante la detección de antígenos o del parásito Giardia lamblia en las heces a través de pruebas como PCR o métodos serológicos.
Maria Soledad Mariño is an Argentinian national seeking a career in customer service or sales with opportunities for advancement. She has over 15 years of experience in customer service roles in the airline and hospitality industries, including as a cabin crew member and charter sales executive. Her experience also includes managing events and exhibitions as well as overseeing spa operations at a hotel in Buenos Aires.
The document provides 20 ways that individuals can help the environment by making small changes in their daily lives. Some of the key suggestions include planting herbs in gardens to keep the environment green, switching to energy efficient light bulbs and appliances, using reusable bags for shopping instead of plastic bags, buying local food to reduce packaging waste, and making homemade cleaning products instead of store-bought chemicals. Implementing some or all of these small changes can collectively make a positive impact on the planet. The document encourages sharing these ideas with children to help instill the importance of reducing, reusing and recycling resources for future generations.
One of the most common forms of municipal solid waste (MSW) recycling is paper recycling. Paper is a commonly used resource in the U.S. and recycling this material can significantly benefit the environment. Each ton of recycled paper can save 7,000 gallons of water, 3.5 cubic yards of landfill space, 17 thirty-foot trees and 4,100 kWh of energy.
The document discusses the importance of trees and their benefits to humans and the environment. Trees help reduce air pollution, improve human health and concentration, catch rainwater which saves the environment, provide beauty with their flowers, bring rain, give fruits which are tasty and healthy to eat, and are home to birds. The document recommends that people grow more trees, care for trees, gift plants, and avoid cutting down or wasting trees and tree-based products like paper.
Shhh an easy secret to a lush beautiful garden – mulchgardencentre22
Mulch is a material spread over lawns and gardens to protect them from drought and weeds. It comes in various forms like bark mulch, wood chips, and leaves. Mulch conserves moisture in the soil, prevents weeds, and eventually breaks down to enrich the soil. It also insulates plant roots during winter. The optimal times to apply mulch are spring/summer to beautify gardens and minimize weeds, and critically in fall to provide a protective blanket over winter. A layer of 2-4 inches of mulch is recommended.
Everyone has a carbon footprint caused by direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions from daily activities like consuming electricity, water, food, clothes, and cosmetics. The document recommends individuals can reduce their footprint by practicing behaviors to economize and reduce consumption, such as turning off electrical appliances when not in use, using less water and spraying products, wasting less food, planting trees, using less paper and plastic, and educating family.
Costing the Earth: Environmental Impacts of Paper ProcessingITESOFT
Over recent months there has been more and more focus on the impacts we have on our environment. What is rarely talked about is the impacts that relatively simple, back office, functions can have.
Considering the cost of 1 medium sized organisations AP process, we take a look at the waste and impact this has.
The document summarizes a recycling paper project carried out by students. The students collected 2 kg of waste paper and turned it into various craft objects like cups, greeting cards, and gift booklets. They made paper pulp by grinding paper and water together, then formed, colored, and dried the pulp into different shapes. The students were pleased with the results and many of the crafted objects were given as presents. The project showed that waste paper can be transformed into useful and beautiful objects while reducing trash.
Summer Tree Care-Urban Forestry InformationFairfax County
Summer Tree Care Urban Forestry Information 2013
Urban Forest Management
Division (UFMD)
Department of Public Works and Environmental Services
Fairfax County, Virginia
Summer 2013
Here are three simple ways students can help the planet:
1) Start a simple recycling center at home to recycle glass, plastic, aluminum, and newspapers.
2) Create a compost pile using food scraps like egg shells, coffee grounds, and fruit peels to reduce waste.
3) Get creative by making cards from reused materials, carrying reusable items like water bottles and silverware, and choosing local organic food options.
This presentation introduces variable-content digital printing. This form of printing cost-effectively delivers a targeted message to specific individuals rather than using a conventional “shotgun” approach to direct marketing.
Peck Farm Park in Geneva, IL underwent a native prairie restoration that was implemented in 2008 and overseen by ecology + vision, LLC. Aerial photographs from before and after the restoration show the transformation of the land from 2008 to 2010, as native plants including black-eyed susans, monarda, and ratibida bloomed just 2-3 years after the restoration plan was put into place in the spring of 2009.
This document discusses developing effective marketing communication strategies. It recommends following a 6 step process: 1) Define a specific business goal, 2) Align a marketing goal to help meet the business goal, 3) Precisely define the target market, 4) Select appropriate communication channels, 5) Develop targeted messaging, 6) Measure performance to improve future efforts. The key is aligning all elements - goals, audiences, channels, and messages - to efficiently meet objectives and maximize results. Measurement ensures strategies and tactics can be refined over time.
The document is a list of irregular verbs in English. It provides the infinitive form of each verb, its simple past tense, and its past participle. There are over 200 irregular verbs listed from A to O, along with their variations in form. The verbs are organized alphabetically and include common irregular verbs like "be", "run", "sing" as well as less common ones like "miscast" and "outswim".
La giardiasis se transmite principalmente por el consumo de agua o alimentos contaminados con heces de animales o humanos infectados, o por contacto sexual anal. Sus síntomas incluyen diarrea recurrente, esteatorrea y malabsorción de nutrientes, lo que puede causar pérdida de peso. Se diagnostica mediante la detección de antígenos o del parásito Giardia lamblia en las heces a través de pruebas como PCR o métodos serológicos.
Maria Soledad Mariño is an Argentinian national seeking a career in customer service or sales with opportunities for advancement. She has over 15 years of experience in customer service roles in the airline and hospitality industries, including as a cabin crew member and charter sales executive. Her experience also includes managing events and exhibitions as well as overseeing spa operations at a hotel in Buenos Aires.
- Allegra is a full-service marketing communications company that evolved from print-only origins and aims to enhance the value of small and mid-sized businesses.
- They provide strategic planning, execution, measurement across marketing, print services, creative services, promotional products, mailing services, and list sourcing/management.
- Allegra's advantages include a single point of contact for all communication needs, cost savings through process efficiencies, and access to subject matter experts and resources through their large network.
This document summarizes a promotional display created by Lasell College students for an upcoming trip to Paris. The display uses spot lighting, suitcases, clouds with trip details, pictures from past trips, and a mannequin to depict "A Trip of a Lifetime". Graphics and signage announce the Paris trip and enhance the theme. Careful use of lines, color, and composition help tell the story of preparing for a night out in the city. The team overcame limited space and found creative solutions to hang items while clearly communicating the trip concept.
The document discusses landscape plans for Patterson Technologies' new LEED Silver certified facility located in Effingham, Illinois. It includes conceptual landscape plans, a formal native landscape design, a naturalized detention basin, and an all native green roof to support the building's sustainability certification.
The presentation outlined 5 essential elements for modern digital marketing: 1) a well-crafted website with keyword-rich content and external validation, 2) search engine marketing like Google AdWords, 3) sales collateral like brochures and videos, 4) a prospecting program using look-alike analysis and outreach, and 5) ongoing customer communications. The presenter also discussed additional techniques like media relations and social media. The goal was to provide a comprehensive local solution for measurable marketing strategies.
Digital Badges for in-service training of online tutorsstefanstenbom
This study evaluated the use of digital badges to develop the skills of online tutors. Surveys were sent to tutors in a math coaching program in Sweden. The tutors felt that the professional skills described in the badges were important. Younger tutors and those at certain hubs reflected on their coaching abilities more often. While badges could increase reflection and motivation, tutors also expressed concerns about increased monitoring, competition with peers, and a focus on badges over coaching. The limitations seemed more prominent than the benefits of badges for tutor development.
The document discusses recycling processes and benefits. It explains that recycling involves collecting, sorting, cleaning and processing materials like glass, plastic and metal to manufacture new products. Recycling reduces waste in landfills and the environmental impacts of extracting raw materials while also lowering carbon dioxide emissions. The document provides tips for recycling at home and reusing items, as well as highlighting the importance of purchasing recycled goods to complete the recycling loop.
The 3 R's of the environment are reduce, reuse, and recycle. Reduce means to use less and create less waste by conserving resources. Reuse means to extend the life of items by using them again or for a different purpose before throwing them away. Recycle means to convert waste materials into new reusable materials through a process that uses energy. Appropriate technology aims to use resources efficiently and minimize pollution and waste to support sustainable development.
The document discusses recycling of wastes. It outlines the 3Rs of waste management: reduce, reuse, and recycle. It then describes the processes of recycling including collecting, processing, manufacturing, and purchasing recycled materials. The benefits of recycling include reducing landfill waste, helping the environment by cutting carbon dioxide emissions, and saving trees. The document provides examples of how to recycle common household items and encourages readers to find ways to recycle and reuse materials to help the environment.
This document provides information about a business and its products that are made from recycled materials. The business has 5 core members and 100 staff. It makes versatile boxes, picture frames, and party hats from materials like cardboard, newspaper, and fabric. The production process involves cutting, coloring, and assembling recycled materials. These products help the environment by reducing waste and using natural resources more sustainably. The business also supports environmental charities and education to promote sustainability.
The document discusses recycling and its importance. It defines recycling as converting waste materials into new materials and objects. The recycling symbol represents materials being collected, processed into new products, and consumed in new products. The three R's of recycling are reduce, reuse, and recycle. Various items are listed that can and cannot be recycled. Recycling saves natural resources and energy. The document encourages recycling to reduce pollution and help the environment.
This document discusses waste management and recycling. It defines different types of waste and explains why recycling is important. Recycling helps reduce impacts on the environment like climate change and pollution. It also saves resources by reusing materials rather than extracting new raw materials. The document recommends segregating waste into dry and wet categories. Dry waste like plastic, metal, and paper can be recycled. Wet waste from food should be composted to make fertilizer. Proper separation and collection of different waste types enables effective recycling.
The document discusses the 3 R's of the environment - reduce, reuse, and recycle. It defines each of the 3 R's and provides examples of how to implement them, such as buying products in bulk to reduce packaging waste, reusing plastic bags and containers, and recycling paper, plastic, glass, and metal. Implementing the 3 R's helps cut down on waste, conserves resources and landfill space, and saves communities money on waste disposal.
Recycling involves transforming items that have served their original purpose into new goods instead of throwing them away. There are two main types of recycling: internal recycling which reuses waste from manufacturing, and external recycling which reclaims materials from worn out products. Recycling provides advantages like reducing pollution, conserving resources, and stimulating innovation. Common materials that can be recycled include paper, plastic, glass, fabrics, metal, and yarn wastes which can be made into various articles and home items through recycling. The document encourages proper waste management and recycling.
The document discusses the three Rs - reduce, reuse, and recycle. It provides examples of how to reduce waste by using less water and energy. It also gives examples of reusing items like plastic bottles, paper, and clothes. Recycling is defined as the process of changing waste materials into new products in order to prevent useful materials from being wasted and to reduce pollution, energy usage, and greenhouse gas emissions.
WASTE WASTE MANAGEMENT REDUCE, REUSE AND RECYCLE.pptRajpalJangra2
Waste is a product or substance which is no longer suited for its intended use. Whereas in natural ecosystems waste (i.e. oxygen, carbon dioxide and dead organic matter) is used as food or a reactant, waste materials resulting from human activities are often highly resilient and take a long time to decompose. It contains:-
1. The origin of waste
2. Classification of waste
The document discusses various causes of and solutions to climate change. It explains that planting trees can help reduce greenhouse gases by absorbing carbon dioxide from the air. Saving electricity and recycling products can also help limit greenhouse gas emissions. Additional tips provided include using public transportation, reducing plastic use, composting organic waste, and buying less packaged goods. The document emphasizes the importance of protecting the earth by showing images of environmental damage and a sick planet that may result from climate change if left unaddressed.
The document discusses reducing waste by practicing the three R's: reduce, reuse, and recycle. It notes that Americans generate 250 million tons of garbage each year and describes ways to reduce waste like using reusable bags and containers, repairing items, donating or selling unused goods, and leaving grass clippings on lawns. The document also explains that recycling helps conserve natural resources, gives examples of materials that can be recycled like paper, plastic, glass, and metals, and notes how recycling benefits the environment.
The document discusses the benefits of recycling common materials like glass, aluminum, and paper. It notes that recycling saves space in landfills, conserves natural resources by reducing the need for raw materials, and creates more jobs than landfilling. Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to power lights or electronics for hours. The document encourages determining local recycling requirements and participating in recycling programs to make a positive environmental impact.
The document discusses the benefits of recycling common materials like glass, aluminum, and paper. It notes that recycling saves space in landfills, conserves natural resources by reducing the need for raw materials, and creates more jobs than landfilling. Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to power lights or electronics for hours. The document encourages determining local recycling requirements and participating in recycling programs to make a positive environmental impact.
Waste comes in many forms and requires proper management. Solid waste management involves collecting, transporting, processing, recycling, or disposing of waste in a way to reduce health and environmental impacts. Waste is classified in different categories such as municipal solid waste, hazardous waste, industrial waste, and more. Proper waste management practices include reducing waste production, reusing materials, and recycling to lessen environmental pollution and preserve natural resources.
The document discusses ways to help the environment through reducing, reusing, and recycling. It states that climate change is the change in climate over time. Recycling is beneficial as it prevents contamination of the earth and conserves limited resources like trees. Various items that can be recycled, like newspapers, bottles, and plastic bags, are listed. Reducing means not buying unnecessary items or wasting resources. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling in order to limit pollution and protect the earth.
Concerned about the pollution in their environment, students at City School, Kasur launched a multi-pronged campaign to tackle the problem head on! They identified problem areas and worked with the municipality to clean them up. They also prepared and distributed posters and pamphlets to raise awareness. Furthermore, they ran a plantation drive followed by a monitoring plan to make sure these changes endured.
The document provides 12 tips for practicing environmental friendliness at school, including relying on natural lighting, planting trees, keeping the school compound clean, using handkerchiefs instead of tissues to reduce waste, using solar powered calculators, ensuring taps are turned off to avoid wasting water, using ordinary paper clips instead of colored ones, walking or cycling to school to reduce pollution, buying writing materials made from recycled paper, bringing your own food to school, using recycle bins, and reducing waste by using fountain pens and mechanical pencils.
The document discusses the concept of industrial ecology, which proposes that industrial systems should mimic natural ecosystems by having the wastes of one industry serve as resources for another. It was first introduced in 1973 as a way to minimize energy and material usage and reduce environmental impact. The key aspects of industrial ecology in practice include input-output analysis, by-product exchange between co-located industries, and taking a systems-level approach. The document also discusses recycling and its benefits, such as conserving natural resources and generating jobs, as well as some of the environmental costs of recycling processes. Overall, the document promotes minimizing waste and adopting a more circular economy approach across industries.
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The fashion industry is dynamic and ever-changing, continuously sculpted by trailblazing visionaries who challenge norms and redefine beauty. This document delves into the profiles of some of the most iconic fashion personalities whose impact has left a lasting impression on the industry. From timeless designers to modern-day influencers, each individual has uniquely woven their thread into the rich fabric of fashion history, contributing to its ongoing evolution.
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Keeping It Green Together
1.
2. “Let every individual and institution now
think and act as a responsible trustee of
Earth, seeking choices in ecology,
economics and ethics that will provide a
sustainable future, eliminate pollution,
poverty and violence, awaken the wonder
of life and foster peaceful progress in the
human adventure.”
— John McConnell, founder of International Earth Day
5. Keeping It Green Together
A typical business generates about 1.7
pounds of material per employee per
day, much of it recyclable, high-grade
paper.
American Forest & Paper Association
6. Keep It Clean
• Food (cups, plates and wrappers)
• Tapes and adhesive labels
• Medical waste
• Photographs and foil
• Deeply dyed papers
• Rubber bands, metal fasteners & staples
• Glass, aluminum and plastic wrap
7. Keeping It Green Together
3 Steps to “Green”
1. Recycle
2. Reduce waste
8. Around the Office
• Use ceramic instead of paper coffee cups.
• Use rechargeable batteries.
• Buy remanufactured fax, ink jet and toner
cartridges and return them for recycling.
• Buy in bulk and only what you need.
• Reuse boxes and packing materials.
9. Technical Solutions
• Use email and voicemail to communicate
with colleagues.
• Proofread documents on your computer
before printing.
• Save documents electronically.
10. Keeping It Green Together
3 Steps to “Green”
1. Recycle
2. Reduce waste
3. Be energy efficient
11. Lighting
• Use fluorescent bulbs; dispose
of properly.
• Turn off lights in unoccupied
spaces.
• Use timers.
12. Heating and Cooling
• “Set back” thermostat.
• Check duct work.
• Seal cracks and joints.
• Add weather stripping, caulk.
• Keep doors and windows closed.
13. Keeping It Green Together
Energy efficiency: Using your building's
individual components to do the same
job as less efficient components for
less money over the long-term.
14. Keeping It Green Together
1.Pre-plan with “green” in mind.
2.Reduce number of printed pieces.
3.Use paper wisely.
4.Choose “smart” inks.
5.Watch binding, finishing.
15. Keeping it Green Together
1.Pre-plan with “green” in mind.
2.Reduce number of printed pieces.
3.Use paper wisely.
4.Choose “smart” inks.
5.Watch binding, finishing.
16. Keeping It Green Together
Two Myths About Recycled Paper
• Eco-friendly paper means lower
quality.
• Printing “green” is more
expensive.
17. Keeping It Green Together
• Recovered paper supplies more than
37% of the raw material used to make
new paper products.
• Every ton of paper recycled saves 3.3
cubic yards of landfill space.
American Forest & Paper Association
18. Keeping It Green Together
1.Pre-plan with “green” in mind.
2.Reduce number of printed pieces.
3.Use paper wisely.
4.Choose “smart” inks.
5.Watch binding, finishing.
19. Keeping it Green Together
1.Pre-plan with “green” in mind.
2.Reduce number of printed pieces.
3.Use paper wisely.
4.Choose “smart” inks.
5.Watch binding, finishing.
20. Keeping It Green Together
Keep an eye on your mailing list.
• Target
• Track
• Measure
The printing industry has made many strides to reduce the negative impact we have on the environment. A “paperless” society may be a noble mission, but it’s neither practical nor doable. Paper products are here to stay. So what can we be doing together – as print communications partners – to design and produce the most earth-friendly print products? Today, we are going to look at three areas of change each of us can make in our practices and procedures – regardless of the business we are in – that will have a positive impact on the environment. We will wrap up our time together with five ways we can partner together to make more ecologically-sound decisions for print communications projects. And of course, we’ll save some time for questions. So, let’s get started…. Much of today’s discarded material – especially paper – comes from businesses. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, commercial sources like office buildings, schools and institutions make up about 35 to 45 percent of all municipal solid waste. And, about 93 percent of all office waste by weight is paper. Most of this could be recycled.
When looking for simple ways that we can make our workplaces “greener,” the first step is in recycling . How do you get a recycling program rolling? Begin by gathering the facts. Take a look around your workplace and start to identify all of the materials that are potentially recyclable. Then, target the highest volume of materials that would be the easiest to separate. If you are in a large office building, the owners or management company should contact the recycling provider for standards and requirements for separating materials, what are considered acceptable items and so forth. Smaller organizations may want to look into drop-off recycling centers. Know that any program will need support at the top. If you think it might be something that you have to “sell” to management, focus on cost savings, the impact on productivity, all of the environmental benefits and positive public relations from which your organization can benefit .
Next, design a program. It should involve all employees with procedures that make it easy for them to participate. (That means it has to be easy enough to become second nature.) Be sure to keep the custodial staff informed as well. You certainly don’t want all of the efforts you make during the day, tossed into the trash cans at night. Plan a kick-off event. When you’re ready to begin, plan an event to get everyone on board with the new initiative. It can be a simple lunch that’s both fun and informative. The easy part is you already have a built-in theme. Create incentives for employees. Having an active role in a recycling program that grows, reaches goals and creates benefits will motivate employees to participate.
Remember to keep track of what you are doing so that you can measure and report your results. Every person in your organization has the ability to contribute to your eco-friendly programs. And on the flip side, everyone contributes to the waste stream. Your goal is to turn this statistic we are looking at right here on its ear. By tracking some of the changes in your organization, you can demonstrate a “before and after” snapshot. It will be nice for your employees to know that they really are making a difference, and it will help you to keep your recycling program going and growing.
Here’s a special tip when dealing with paper product waste: keep it clean. When you are separating paper products for recycling, make sure they are free of other contaminants that will prevent them from being recycled. Some of them are listed here. Be sure to remove things like plastic wrap and staples before tossing items into the recycle bin.
Step two is to reduce waste . You may be asking yourself: Isn’t this the same as recycling? If I’m recycling products doesn’t that mean I am reducing waste? Yes, it does indeed. But some things cannot be recycled as mentioned. It is in these areas that we need to reduce the amount of waste we create. This includes everything we put into the environment that in most cases, ends up in a landfill. It also includes the toxins that we put into the air, water and ground on a daily basis. Where can you make some changes to reduce pollution?
In purchasing supplies for your company, consider recycled and reusable supplies when possible. This will not only help the environment, but can save your company money in the long run. A ceramic coffee mug as opposed to a plastic or Styrofoam cup is a basic but great illustration of where easy but important changes can be made. Also take a look the cleaning supplies you are using and their chemical content. Most can be replaced with “greener” solutions that are readily available and are non-toxic ad biodegradable. One of the areas we can have the greatest positive impact on the environment in terms of waste reduction is with vehicle emissions. Look for local suppliers to minimize the environmental impact of long distance shipping. And be aware of how your company and personal vehicles are being used. Can you consolidate trips? Walk rather than drive?
Some very basic things you can do to help minimize the amount of waste paper you generate is to use your computer more efficiently. Use your computer for proofing documents, for instance, instead of using a hard copy that ends up in the trash. Of the 70 percent of office waste that is paper, nearly one-third is computer printouts. Instead of producing hard copies that most likely will end up in the trash, rely more on your technology for information storage.
Let’s move on to the third area for change: energy efficiencies. There’s an easy and obvious way to “jump start” this program with a simple direction – shut it off and set it back. What does that mean? Simply turn all switches to “off” when not in use and set temperatures back. Those two steps alone will have a positive and measurable impact on your energy usage. More substantial and tangible energy-efficiencies in your building may include upgrading windows, lighting and insulation. When major renovations or repairs are needed, look more closely at your structure’s foundation and the roof for opportunities to improve energy efficiency. Now , let’s look at a few of these areas a little more closely, starting with lighting.
If you switch to compact fluorescent from regular incandescent bulbs, you’ll use 60 percent less energy per bulb and save 300 pounds of C0 2 a year. You’ll pay a premium up front, but it will be worth it in the long run. However, they will need to be disposed of properly. Most communities set aside days for the collection of hazardous materials like oil-based paints, for example. Fluorescent light tubes need to be disposed of carefully due to mercury and trace amounts of lead and other metals. Even small quantities of these metals may be potentially harmful. Turn off lights in unoccupied areas. Pay special attention to rooms that are used infrequently, like conference rooms, basements, restrooms, walk-in coolers and storage areas. And use timers or energy management systems to turn off lights automatically when spaces are vacated.
Let’s look at opportunities in heating and cooling. As I mentioned earlier, set thermostats higher in the cooling season and lower in the heating season. Also, “set back” thermostats during unoccupied periods like nights and weekends to achieve even more savings. Install programmable thermostats that can make setback scheduling automatic and provide adequate warm up time before you arrive. Check that your duct work does not leak or have open circuits especially in locations out of sight such as above the suspended ceilings. Outside air can cause cold spots and increase your building heating load. Preventative measures include sealing cracks, penetrations, open joints and pipe penetrations in outside walls. Infiltration can also be reduced by installing weather stripping, caulking or seals on leaky doors and windows and replacing broken windows. Keep doors and windows closed whenever you’re heating or air conditioning systems are on.
What are some other areas for increasing your energy efficiencies? Turn off office equipment when it is not in use. This includes things like printers, copiers, coffee machines, electric heaters, fans and lighting as mentioned. Enable the power-down feature on all your business computers. The majority of computers have various power-down features, which usually require activation. I know we all like the look of screen savers, but try to minimize their use for more energy-efficient power-down options on most monitors. Some of us use electric space heaters for cold spots. Push-button timers or motion sensors can be added that automatically shut the heaters off which will help reduce the operating costs during unoccupied periods. If you want help with your energy management program in your office or office building, contact your utility company. They can provide you with free, helpful information and technical assistance. I have given you three areas to consider – recycling, reducing waste and instituting energy efficiencies – when it comes to your own office environment that can be implemented at a “jump start” level, meaning right away.
Let’s move on to how we can work together when putting together print projects – areas where we can make a difference with environmentally-sound practices. I’m going to give you five ways we can take care of our Earth together – and still do the jobs we need to do. As you might expect, as with any print job, you’ll spend less time and money making decisions upfront rather than in last-minute adjustments at the end of the process. We cannot stress enough: Let’s be sure to have early and frequent consultations. So number one is pre-plan. The earlier we are brought into the planning stages, the better. We can help you to find the best solutions within your budget using the types of papers, inks and coatings that can give you the quality and look you want while being kind to the environment. Number two is to reduce the number of printed pieces you produce . It has obvious cost and waste reduction savings associated with it. With short-run digital technologies, you can produce smaller quantities without paying a premium and eliminate document obsolescence and the accompanying waste.
Three is paper. Your best opportunities to conserve will be with paper. We all know that using paper with recycled content saves trees. But it also diverts waste from landfills. According to the American Forest & Paper Association, a record 53.4 percent of the paper consumed in the United States (53.5 million tons) was recovered for recycling in 2006. That’s great news. How is recycled paper defined? How much recycled content should it have? Well, post-consumer recycled papers contain fibers from papers that have been reclaimed from the waste stream after they’ve been used for the intended purposes. Pre-consumer recycled papers are papers made from fibers that are recovered and recaptured before reaching the consumer. Scraps from pulp and paper mills and trim wastes are examples. Choose paper with high levels of recycled content. Also, choose paper that is “bright enough” and doesn’t use chlorine or other chemicals to add brightness. And, consider printing on both sides or using half sheets when appropriate.
There are two myths about recycled paper that I would like to dispel right now. They are that recycled paper costs more and is an inferior product to “virgin” paper. Years ago, some recycled papers did have visible fibers and wasn’t the right choice for some projects. Today, it is hard to tell the difference in a side by side comparison. (NOTE: TAKE SAMPLES WITH YOU TO PASS AMONG THE AUDIENCE TO SEE IF ANYONE CAN IDENTIFY RECYCLED PAPERS.)
A second option for paper is that produced from a scientifically managed forest. These are farms specifically managed to grow, harvest and re-plant trees. The paper quality and price will not be sacrificed by using paper that is from a properly managed forest area. And, it’s easy to see how much waste can be reduced. Using renewable resources limits the impact on our precious natural resources and is an alternative to using recycled products that still makes a lot of sense.
Number four on our list is in ink choices. There are three general areas to look out for in terms of the environmental impact of printing inks : volatile organic compounds (VOCs), non-renewable resources and heavy metals. VOCs are compounds that contribute to air and water pollution when they escape by evaporation. They are mostly derived from petroleum products and are used in solvents. Vegetable based inks still contain some amount of petroleum oil to facilitate drying. But they may reduce the levels of VOC and other pollutants emitted in the printing process. We can also take a look at using less ink coverage. We’ll use fewer resources and create less waste. The coatings we use for glossy and dull finishes, and the whiteness and brightness of a paper that has a lot to do with the bleaching process can all be examined more closely to choose eco-friendly solutions. Some do emit harmful byproducts that we can avoid and still give the look you want for your printed pieces.
And finally, number five, we want to finish your print projects correctly with the right bindings and labels. We have many choices in binding a printed piece. For example, some glues emit VOCs. Water-based, non-chlorinated glues are a good example of an Earth-friendly product that can also be recycled.
At this stage, there are also opportunities to limit waste by taking a closer look at your mailing list. If you are marketing to generate new business, choose your targets wisely. Be selective with specific audiences instead of sending out “shotgun” mailings that are ineffective for you and create costly waste. Keep mailing lists updated and delete duplicates. It will save you money on mailing and helps to reduce the amount of waste generated in the printing process all along the way. Track and measure your response rates to trim lists even more.
If each of us can commit to implementing even a few of these steps, we will have a measurably positive impact. And we can be the catalyst for others. Let your customers know what you are doing. As more shoppers look for “green,” this will be an added selling point for your company. And more importantly, it has the potential to help the environmental movement move forward. We are, after all, in this together. I’d like to open it up to questions now…