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Companies not quite so green as they claim
24th September 2009, Page 49
24th September 2009
Page 49
Page 49, 24th September 2009
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A SURVEY BY THE Forum for Private Business has shown that while 80% of companies place environmental issues high on their agenda, in reality, these concerns were superseded by training in health and safety (46%) and skills (51%).
• The three targets in any green agenda — reducing fuel, reducing energy costs and cuffing waste — can have a huge impact on bottom lines.
The FBP says an average firm can save 5%-10% of its costs via a structured approach to green practices.