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I'm working on a Certificate in Sustainable Business. How will this benefit you?
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Be on the leading edge of business thinking.
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Cut through the abstract idea of 'sustainability' to see practical implications for your organization.
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Utilize the sustainable business practices, tools, and resources that are best for you.
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Generate organizational change by getting others onboard.
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Improve your business in the eyes of your stakeholders: employees, clients, partners and investors.
By Beth Zonis
LEXINGTON - Energy efficient buil-
dings. Holiday lights. Streetlights. Traffic lights. BigBelly® solar trash compactors. Lexington continues
to seek new ways of reducing energy and costs. Here are some
of the details.
If you have suggestions or ques-
tions about the Lexington Energy Challenge and other energy reduction efforts in town, please contact LexEnergyChallenge
@ci.ma.lexington.us.
LEXINGTON - Lexington is a town that understands the importance of climate action.
The Energy Conservation Committee (ECC), the Department of Public Facilities (DPF), the Department of Public Works (DPW), the Chamber of Commerce, and many citizens and employees are working together to make a difference.
The objectives are to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and to save money. Good progress has been made to date, and of course there’s still much more to do.
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LEXINGTON - On Saturday, Oct. 24 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. there will be an Energy Revolution Rally in the Minute Man National Historical Park at 174 Liberty St. in Concord, near the Old North Bridge.
This is one of about 2,000 similar events world-wide on this International Day of Climate Action.
The purpose is to send a message to world leaders ahead of the United Nations climate change meeting in Copenhagen in December: to encourage a bold, fair and binding international climate treaty negotiation.
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