June 9, 2009
Ingersoll Rand Reduces Water, Energy, Material Use
Ingersoll Rand, a global diversified industrial company, is providing environmental performance metrics from its operations worldwide for the first time in its 2008 sustainability report, which covers the company’s material and water use, energy use, greenhouse gas emissions, waste and recycling, product stewardship and supplier management, and compliance.
Key environmental highlights include:
Material use: Established a production target to increase output by 5 percent while using the same amount of input; saved about 1.5 million pieces of paper as a result of its print on demand initiative in 2008 and switched to environmentally-friendly….
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