As a Green Champion, the highest scoring of the Green Apple winners, Linde moves another crucial step forward with an even greater chance to represent the UK in the European Business Awards for the Environment (EBAE). Linde was originally nominated because of their exemplary practices, first recognised by waste contractors, Mitie Waste and Environmental. Mitie produced a report entitled \u2018Linde makes the move to recycle\u2019, highlighting and recognising the superior efforts that all Linde staff have taken in order to reduce and recycle the some 2000 tonnes of waste that was previously produced at the Basingstoke facility. Paul Green, Linde\u2019s Safety and Environmental Advisor, accepted the Green Champion Award noting, \u201cBecause of active staff participation and a company wide dedication to improving the environment, Linde\u2019s landfill disposals have been reduced to just below 250 tonnes.\u201d In addition, Linde was praised for effectively increasing its on site recycling initiatives. On average, the company is now able to recycle an astounding 68% of its refuse per-year. The green apple awards, now in their fifteenth year, attract more than 500 nominations per year. The awards are organised by the Green organisation, an independent, non-political, non-profit environmental group dedicated to recognising, rewarding and promoting environmental best practice. Of Linde\u2019s environmental goals for the future, Paul Green stated, \u201cThis has been a remarkably successful project for all of us here in Basingstoke. We\u2019re honoured to be named Green Champions and to have our efforts recognised.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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