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Why Church Hill Classics?
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Why Church Hill Classics?
Monroe, CT – August 4, 2008 – Church Hill Classics joined the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) WasteWise Program earlier this year, demonstrating their commitment to conserving natural resources and protecting the environment. This has been yet another push by the company to promote and practice environmentally friendly programs and products.
EPA launched WasteWise in January 1994 as a voluntary partnership program designed to help organizations implement practical methods for reducing municipal solid waste. WasteWise membership boasts nearly 1,700 partners representing a wide array of businesses, institutions, and government agencies.
WasteWise focuses on three key elements of waste reduction—waste prevention, recycling, and buying or manufacturing recycled content products. Organizations joining WasteWise agree to develop goals in these areas, track their results, and share their accomplishments with the program. To facilitate the implementation of waste reduction programs, WasteWise provides partners with guidance for establishing goals and tips for monitoring progress. EPA commends partners for their achievements through the presentation of WasteWise awards and features in program articles and publications.
Research by EPA and others has shown that conserving materials through waste prevention and recycling saves energy and reduces pollution, including emissions of greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming. In addition to the numerous environmental benefits waste prevention and recycling offer, waste reduction can improve operational efficiency and reduce waste management and purchasing costs.
About Church Hill Classics
Church Hill Classics (CHC) designs and manufactures custom diploma frames and credential frames for institutions of higher education, professional associations, military, corporate and Greek organizations. Church Hill Classics maintains partnerships with hundreds of colleges and universities across the United States, where the company's frames are sold through campus bookstores.