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Sustainability
Sustainability is increasingly becoming important for
the business community, both in terms of the cost savings of
lowering operating expenses through asset management and risk
reduction, and in terms of corporate responsibility for reducing
environmental impacts. Aegis works with businesses to identify where
waste minimization, greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions, and
water footprinting and conservation efforts can reduce
costs and increase publicity as a green business. Aegis
can provide support on any or all G3 Performance Indicator tracking
and reporting for a Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) triple
bottom line Sustainability program. Aegis is a founding member
of the Atlantic Sustainability Consortium, and teams with Consortium
members to offer a variety of services, including energy
audits.
Aegis
offers many services to help clients build sustainable
business practices, including:
- GHG Inventory and Information Management System development
for Air, Water and Waste media tracking
- Waste Minimization and Reduction Programs, including
Comparable Fuel Exclusion applicability
- Stormwater flow impact analysis for greenscaping,
structural BMPs and setting realistic goals of stormwater
management
- Water footprinting and water conservation planning.
- G3 Sustainability Performance Indicator tracking and
reporting: including Economic, Environmental (Materials, Energy,
Water, Biodiversity, Emissions, Effluents, Waste, Products and
Services, Compliance and Transport), and Social.
- Climate Action Plans
- Environmental control and offset information for
Sustainability programs, including Travel Reduction Programs,
Carbon Sequestering, Greenspace, Constructed wetlands and emerging
offsets.
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Sustainability Showcase
The Cleaning Authority of Richmond
The Cleaning Authority of Richmond’s commitment to
Sustainability is obvious in their everyday business. They only use cleaning
chemicals that meet Green Seal environmental standards. Green Seal standards include
standards for toxicity, flammability, irritants, aquatic impacts and
air impacts; as well as requirements for preferential use of
recycled materials, reduced packaging, and preferential use of
products that were not tested on animals. The Cleaning Authority of
Richmond uses Chorus Art Paper products, which are made with 25%
post-consumer waste.
For more information on The Cleaning Authority, please see
their website at www.thecleaningauthority.com, or contact Tim Church at tim@tcarichmond.com.
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