November 22, 2011
Standards & Compliance Briefing: Green Coins, Organics Vote, LEED
The U.S. Mint announced that its West Point, N.Y., facility has been accepted in the Energy Department’s Superior Energy Performance program, just one of the steps the bureau said it is taking to “‘green’ the production of America’s coins, Reuters reported. The Superior Energy Performance project is a certification program that requires a system for verifying energy performance, including the new ISO 50001 energy management standard.
The Department of Agriculture’s National Organic Standards Board will take a controversial vote on Nov. 30 that would allow products with synthetic preservatives, genetically modified….
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