Green Programs - Governmal And Private Page

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• EPA - Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP)
• Environmentally preferable purchasing is becoming commonplace in many governmental and institutional organizations.
  
  Proper sanitation and cleaning are important for a healthy building environment. Some cleaning products, however, can contain harmful chemicals that contaminate the environment and endanger human health.
  
  Implementing "green cleaning" practices can reduce these health, safety and environmental risks. Green cleaning involves selecting alternative products, using those products properly and taking other steps to reduce risks while maintaining a satisfactory level of cleanliness and disinfection.
  
  Environmentally Preferable Purchasing is a process; not an outcome. Consequently, no product or set of products, including biobased, energy or water efficient or recycled-content products, will be environmentally preferable in every situation.
• NIEHS - Environmental Stewardship
• The NIEHS receives its funding through an annual Congressional appropriation. The Office of Science Policy supports the NIEHS director and staff in defining and interpreting programs and research of the Institute to Congress, as well as to the public, scientific, and public health communities.
  
  The NIEHS office further serves as a liaison between Congressional staff and various government, health, and science agencies and organizations to help ensure NIEHS accessibility by and responsiveness to the U.S. public.
• USDA - BioPreferred Program
• Green Purchasing And Biobased Initiatives Of The Federal Environmental Executive. The BioPreferredSM program aims to increase the purchase and use of renewable, environmentally friendly biobased products while providing "green" jobs and new markets for farmers, manufacturers, and vendors.
  
  The BioPreferred program offers three major benefits: Climate Change Impact Reduction, Energy/Environmental Security, and Economic Development.
  
• CleanGredientrs.org
• CleanGredients is an online resource for green formulation®. CleanGredients aligns broad environmental and human health goals with the cleaning product industry's business objectives and will support formulation of products with human and environmental health benefits.
• EPA - Design for the Environment (DfE)
• The Design for the Environment (DfE) program is one of EPA's premier partnership programs, working with individual industry sectors to improve the human health and environmental risk, performance, and cost associated with existing and alternative technolgoies or processes. DfE promotes integrating cleaner, cheaper, and smarter solutions into everyday business practices.
• Green Seal
• Green Seal certifies everything from coffee filters to air chillers. The Green seal appears on products found in stores such as Office Depot, Whole Foods, and Lowe's Home Improvement stores.
• Greener Choices Organization
• GreenerChoices.org was launched on Earth Day 2005 by Consumers Union. This non-profit publisher of Consumer Reports, is a Web-based initiative to inform, engage, and empower consumers about environmentally-friendly products and practices.
• GreenGuard Environmental Institute
• GREENGUARD Environmental Institute serves as a resource for numerous publications and media outlets, providing information on various topics that surround indoor air quality.
• EPA - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Buy Recycled
• REDUCING SOLID WASTE
  
  Despite progress in recycling, Americans are still generating too much waste. Every day, on average, each person throws away over four pounds of material. These discards burden both the environment and our economy.
  
  But even recycling, which adds major economic and environmental benefits, has economic and environmental costs. The best approach to our solid waste challenge is to cut the creation of waste in the first place.
  
  * Reduce * Reuse * Recycle * Buy Recycled
• EPA - Organic Composting
• Yard trimmings and food residuals together constitute 24 percent of the U.S. municipal solid waste stream. That's a lot of waste to send to landfills when it could become useful and environmentally beneficial compost instead!
  
  Organic Composting offers the obvious benefits of resource efficiency and creating a useful product from organic waste that would otherwise have been landfilled.

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