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Follow on Google News | Use Green Clause for RPF in a Green BusinessAs the pendulum gradually swings to a more mainstream concept of Green business, there are some fundamentals that should come as a natural evolution of the process.
By: MJ Richmond The Green clause is frankly quite simple, and it can easily be inserted into nearly any RFP or contract proposal. We are making this a matter of public access that can be modified or adjusted to fit the company’s situation: “In harmony with the EPA’s ‘Environmentally Preferred Purchasing,’ If you think about it, this process is like any other bid requirement. It passes no extra cost over to the company sending out RFPs, and your company can still seek competitive bids. In many cases, the Green practices of the bidding company are not more expensive, but a transition to the Green alternatives. One of the big missing pieces in the success of the Green business community is to “Give Green a Chance.” (a la John Lennon). On the serious side, “Buying Green” is simply good ethics when companies is asking its customers to “Buy Green” from them. The irony of a company touting its products or services but turning around and buying in an environmentally- Green Path Assessment gives this practice a 25 point value for Green business certification points. for more information please go to http://www.greenpathassessment.com/ # # # The Green Business League is arguably the best and most reliable Green Business Certification in the country. More than a federal trademark, there are more than 300 Certified Green Consultants nationwide to offer guidance. End
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