Profits aside, there are many, many reasons why your business needs to go
green. Here are five that even your kids will agree make sense. To go green is to
Differentiate yourself from the competition
Create major customer satisfaction
Improve your reputation
Meet andcreate demands for green products
Do the right thing
In addition, creating green environments and green buildings provides lots of
benefits for lots of different groups of people. Here are just a few examples
of how going green benefits multiple parties, beyond just employees and
customers:
Local environments benefit from
Greenhouse gas reduction
Improved water quality
Improved air quality
Solid waste reduction
Organizations benefit from
Lower waste disposal cost
Safer and healthier working environments
Reduced use of materials
Unique marketing potential
Cities benefit from
Enhancements to existing recycling programs for increased value
Demonstrated environmental leadership
Preservation of local quality of life
Owners and residents benefit from
Lower utility bills
Healthier/more productive living and working environments
Reduced maintenance costs
Increased resale value
Preferential mortgages