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Source Newsletter 2005 issue 2  
 

MnTAP 20th Anniversary Celebration

Join MnTAP in celebrating our 20 years of working with Minnesota businesses to prevent pollution.

Tuesday, November 15, 2005

4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
A.I. Johnson Room, McNamara Alumni Center
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

4:00 p.m. Reception (appetizers and cash bar)
4:45 p.m. Program

The Program
•   20 years of preventing pollution
Bill Toscano, University of Minnesota, Environmental Health Sciences
•   Business perspectives on pollution prevention
Jim Kotsmith, 3M Environmental Initiatives and Sustainability, and Robert Stevens, president and CEO Ridgeview Medical Center, will share how pollution prevention has impacted their manufacturing and health care facilities.

Pollution prevention
In our 20 years of service, MnTAP has responded to over 26,000 requests for technical assistance from Minnesota companies through telephone assistance, site visits, student intern projects, pollution prevention teams, presentations, workshops and its Materials Exchange program.


MnTAP has helped businesses save nearly $18 million in first year savings. Companies receiving MnTAP assistance have documented reducing over:
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13.1 million pounds of air emissions
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324 million pounds of solid waste
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9 million pounds of wastewater loading
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307.8 million gallons of water

“We’re proud to have worked with so many Minnesota companies on pollution prevention,” said Cindy McComas, MnTAP director. “People in Minnesota businesses want a clean, healthy environment. They want to find ways to reduce waste at the source.”

 

 

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