A great example of natural refrigerants in action from Efficiency Vermont, implemented by VEIC. Read more below about how Lawson's and Efficiency Vermont worked together to continue keeping their beer cold, while leaving a better impact on the planet. #GoNatRefs
Here at Efficiency Vermont, we are committed to helping business achieve their energy-saving goals. One of our trailblazing partners is Lawson's Finest Liquids. Lawson’s commitment to cutting greenhouse gas emissions from Vermont’s renowned brewing industry is evident in their continuous upgrades to their facility and brewing process. Recently, Lawson’s installed a 3,500 square foot cooler that uses carbon dioxide, a natural refrigerant, to keep their beer cool rather than synthetic refrigerants which are harmful to the environment.
Read more about Lawson’s and the impact that refrigerants have on the environment on our blog! 🍻 https://lnkd.in/e_xfsa45
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Discover how our 2nd Generation Crystalia4Sea COMPACT 600 and X3 systems are revolutionizing drinking water on ocean-going vessels.
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[CASE STUDY] Nitrogen Generation System Upgrade Helped A Pacific Northwest Brewery Save Thousands and Increase Production Efficiency.
How a Pacific Northwest brewery upgraded their canning line by installing an on-site nitrogen generation system, boosting production and saving them 💲 thousands 💲 in Co2 costs.
Read the article and watch the video here: https://bit.ly/3O40UuO#nitrogensystems#brewery#nitrogensystemsavings
Read how Parker Hannifin Nitrogen Generation System Upgrade Helped A Pacific Northwest Brewery Save Thousands and Increase Production Efficiency, by installing an on-site nitrogen generation system. The results include boosted production and saving them thousands in Co2 costs.
Read the article and watch the video here: https://bit.ly/3O40UuO#parkerhannifin#news#nitrogen#casestudy
[CASE STUDY] Nitrogen Generation System Upgrade Helped A Pacific Northwest Brewery Save Thousands and Increase Production Efficiency.
How a Pacific Northwest brewery upgraded their canning line by installing an on-site nitrogen generation system, boosting production and saving them 💲 thousands 💲 in Co2 costs.
Read the article and watch the video here: https://bit.ly/3O40UuO#nitrogensystems#brewery#nitrogensystemsavings
Looking for a wastewater treatment system that integrates into your facility regardless the setup, space constraints, and existing infrastructure? A system that works for you to improve efficiency, lower risks and reduce costs?
Almost sounds too good to be true... 🤔
💧In today's #throwback#wastewaterwednesday, Aquacycl's CEO and Founder, Oriana Bretschger, explains the ways the BETT system seamlessly aligns with your production facility's current practices so you can reap the benefits of onsite wastewater treatment. Check it out ➡️https://hubs.ly/Q02HQm_F0#onsitewastewatertreatment#efficiencyimprovements#reducerisks#industrialwastewater#aquacycl
Another season of #waronwaste wrapped up tonight, with huge emphasis on #consumption, #design and #producerresponsibility.
So good to see the positive steps of #seamless and the great work so many #australianrecyclers are doing. And whilst it is correct that the current suite of #governments across Australia are doing more than ever before, the reality is that it is just not happening quickly enough.
2030 is rapidly approaching, we are significantly of track on meeting #resourcerecovery and #avoidance targets. We need 10 million tonnes of new infrastructure, a radical change in #consumption and #resourceoptimization to hit these and our #carbonabatement goals.
Whilst there may be no “penalty” as such for not achieving these, the reality is the cost of failure is huge- the planet and the climate cannot cope with #businessasusual
The war in waste is not just for Craig Reucassel to fight- it is for all of us 👊
I recently read this New York Times article that exposed how BlueTriton, the parent company of Poland Spring, influenced Maine's legislative process to thwart regulations on large-scale freshwater access. The proposed legislation aimed to limit contracts for water pumping and ensure local approval. BlueTriton's intervention, revealed behind closed doors, halted the bill's progress.
This case highlights the challenges in regulating the bottled water industry, shedding light on issues like plastic waste and strain on local water supplies. We need transparent and accountable practices as we navigate the complexities of safeguarding our water resources.
Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gbmC3SCF
BlueTriton is a Wall Street-backed giant that owns many of the United States' biggest bottled water brands, including Poland Spring.
The company has been involved in a behind-the-scenes effort to undercut groundwater protections in Maine. When Maine lawmakers attempted to tighten regulations on large-scale access to water, BlueTriton intervened, proposing an amendment that would gut the entire bill. This move was revealed by three state legislators and confirmed by emails and a Word document created by a lobbyist representing BlueTriton.
The proposed legislation in Maine threatened BlueTriton's access to the groundwater it bottles and sells. The bill aimed to put a seven-year limit on contracts for large-scale freshwater pumping by corporations that ship water out of Maine, and to make the deals subject to local approval. This would block BlueTriton's current efforts to lock in contracts up to 45 years long for pumping water.
BlueTriton is also fighting for access to water sources in numerous other states, including Michigan and Colorado.
The company has faced increasing scrutiny for the millions of throwaway plastic bottles they produce, the marketing message that their products are safer or healthier than tap water, and for a business model in which they buy freshwater, often at low cost, only to sell it back to the public at much higher prices.
The article also highlights the impact of climate change on water supplies, with Maine experiencing significant drought in recent years, followed by wet years. The state has also started seeing what scientists call "snow drought": As winters warm because of climate change, snowpack and groundwater recharge can dwindle. This has led to concerns about the long-term sustainability of large-scale water extraction.
BlueTriton is owned by the private equity funds which bought Nestlé’s North American bottled-water business in 2021 for $4.3 billion. The company's private equity roots have raised concerns about its high debt load and the potential for a revolving door of owners controlling the water supply.
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I recently read this New York Times article that exposed how BlueTriton, the parent company of Poland Spring, influenced Maine's legislative process to thwart regulations on large-scale freshwater access. The proposed legislation aimed to limit contracts for water pumping and ensure local approval. BlueTriton's intervention, revealed behind closed doors, halted the bill's progress.
This case highlights the challenges in regulating the bottled water industry, shedding light on issues like plastic waste and strain on local water supplies. We need transparent and accountable practices as we navigate the complexities of safeguarding our water resources.
Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gbmC3SCF
WeatherBond's Flexible DASH Adhesive offers a shelf life of one year from the original manufacturing date when stored per WeatherBond requirements. When Flexible DASH reaches its shelf life, it should be disposed of in a licensed facility. Numerous licensed environmental waste management companies can assist with the disposal process.
View our disposal guidelines to learn more about properly disposing of Flexible DASH Adhesive: https://ow.ly/jMY050Qn3rN
