September 11, 2009
Puma to Reduce Energy, Water, Waste 25% by 2010
Puma has set aggressive goals to reduce energy and water consumption and waste creation 25 percent by 2010, based on 2005/2006 results, according to the company’s 2007/2008 sustainability report.
According to the report, the reduction target for electricity was already achieved in 2008, while it still has a way to go to meet its water reduction target. Water consumption remains stable with the exception of a peak in 2007, which the company attributes to plumbing problems in one office. To reduce water consumption at its two largest facilities, the company installed….
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