Introduction:
Environmentally preferred purchasing (EPP) means practicing pollution prevention when making new purchases. Several EPP strategies are:
Mercury and other heavy metals, improperly managed, pose danger to human and environmental health. Common sources of mercury include, thermometers, light bulbs, and thermostats. Used mercury thermostats have no place in our landfills and should be properly recycled. Replacing mercury …
Using this guide will help educators and managers of teaching laboratories and workshops examine how they currently prevent pollution and manage waste and make decisions on how to improve.
A hard copy version of this …
Original Publication by:
Kevin McMindes and Michael P. Vogel
Montana State University Extension Service
Pollution Prevention Program
Taylor Hall Bozeman, Montana 59717
(406) 994-3451
Funded by:
The United States Environmental …
What if your school could reduce environmental impacts, improve learning conditions and lower operating costs, all at the same time? The MSU Extension Housing and Environmental Health Program has developed the Healthy and Safe Schools Kit to help schools create …
This Toolkit was created by Montana State University’s Peaks to Prairies Pollution Prevention Center thru funding by the Utah Department of Environmental Quality. Assistance was provided by Sonja Wallace at Utah DEQ and Gregg Smith with Salt Lake City School …
An introduction to Sustainable Building Renovation Envelope and Materials: Key Factors and Selection Criteria. Presented by Karen Kelly, LEED-AP
