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Jan Mitchell, Contributing Editor
October 1, 2003
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| Jason Hawk (left), The James Co.'s recycling consultant, and Donna Merten, its environmental director |
On every one of its construction sites, The James Co. requires all superintendents and subcontractors to sort cardboard, metal, wood and trash into recycling bins. It's all done in an unobtrusive way that's invisible from the street.
"The people of Boulder put a lot of emphasis on environmental practices, and our company is Boulder-based, so this program made a lot of sense," says Kristen Lowe, the company's director of marketing. "It's where our roots are."
The James Co. estimates that since beginning the recycling program in January 2000, it has kept more than 750 tons of debris out of area landfills.
© 2009, Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All Rights Reserved.


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