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- 1. Delivery Industry: Most Improved By Teo Tertel, Ian Kerwin and Amanda Miller
- 5. USPS: Major Initiatives “ USPS has always been eager to find new ways to deliver the mail more effectively and efficiently.”
- 18. QUESTIONS?
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- http://www.usps.com/green/report/2008/Key_indicators1.html http://www.dp-dhl.com/SR2009/environment/providingtransparency/ourtarget.html UPS CSR report- airline emissions represent 53 percent of the company’s global CO2 inventory.
- 1. USPS is the first federal agency to publicly report its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and to receive third party verification of the results. (http://www.usps.com/green/welcome.htm?from=home_ftpromo&page=gogreen)
- http://www.usps.com/green/news/100128_pulcrano.htm Lead by example-” Because we have one of the nation’s largest workforces, with a reach that touches every city and town, we believe we have an obligation to embrace “green” ways of doing business.” John Potter CEO of USPS (http://www.usps.com/green/report/2008/Post_MasterGeneral1.html)
- http://www.usps.com/green/news/100114_fuelcell.htm
- http://www.usps.com/postalhistory/_pdf/ElectricVehicles.pdf http://www.usps.com/green/report/2008/Our_Environment1.html http://www.usps.com/green/report/2008/Our_Environment3.html http://www.usps.com/green/pdf/ghgrpt_cy07.pdf
- http://www.usps.com/green/news/100114_fuelcell.htm
- http://mbdc.com/usps http://www.usps.com/green/eco.htm Higher environmental standards: 15,000 metric tons of carbon equivalent emissions prevented per yr Lobby recycling: Total number of participating sites = 8,064 Increase of 150% from 2005
- http://www.usps.com/green/report/2008/Our_Environment2.html In 2008, average facility energy intensity was 94,400 Btu/ft2 17% reduction from 2003
- http://www.usps.com/green/report/2008/Our_Environment2.html http://www.usps.com/strategicplanning/cs04/chp1_022.html http://www.epa.gov/epawaste/partnerships/wastewise/pubs/wwupdate19.pdf Low volatile organic compound paints, recycled-content materials, low-flow plumbing fixtures, native plants in landscaping to reduce irrigation requirements.
- http://www.usps.com/green/news/100212_recycling.htm
- http://www.usps.com/green/news/100128_pulcrano.htm
- http://www.thechicecologist.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/greenwashing.jpg Basic measuring and reporting: Scope 2 and 3 Data not yet utilized Not currently fully measuring/reporting facility energy Fedex acquired DHL in the US may have drawn energy away from their green efforts (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/fedex-talking-tie-up-with-dhl-report-says) Fuel: 20% improvement in fuel efficiency by 2020 (Fedex) vs. DHL targeting 30% reduction by 2020 (http://www.dp-dhl.com/SR2009/factsfigures/changingwaystargets.html) Partnerships- founding member of CAREX, group that promotes alternative freight transport via rail in Europe and CEO sits on the co-chaihr for the Energy Security Leadership Council Recycling: Fedex recycled 17.6 million pounds or roughly 8,000 metric tons of solid waste, does not mention total of solid waste