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Northrop Grumman is using its Redondo Beach, Calif., facility and its more than $2 million in electricity savings as a model for future energy upgrades.

In advance of federal emissions tracking requirements, the firm is establishing a data collection process and software system to monitor emissions beginning in 2009. As for 2008, the company did not divulge its amount of hazardous waste generated, or its Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) chemical releases (see above chart).

To improve upon its CSR reporting, the company has created three teams related to environmental performance and sustainability:

1. Earth Environmental….

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