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Thank you for your support of the FLPPR P2 Award Program which we launched earlier this year. The FLPPR P2 Award was developed to recognize Florida businesses for taking the initiative to implement pollution prevention.
FLPPR received eleven applications for our inaugural P2 Award program and was overwhelmed by the quality of each. We selected Orange County Convention Center as the trophy winner for innovations in all of the following:
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Installation of a 1 megawatt PV Solar Electric System
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Installation of 5,000 compact fluorescent light bulbs
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Installation of 12,000 square feet LED lighting
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Ban of 15 chemicals due to their toxicity
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33% of all waste is reused or recycled
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Donation of materials to schools, hospitals and other non-profits
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Water Conservation
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Installation of 35 acres of Florida Friendly landscaping
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Installation of 10 acres of drip irrigation
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Use of reclaimed water of all 85 acres of landscaping
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Installation of 600 low flow, metering faucets
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Purchasing
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Offering clients certified organic food
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Utilizing Green-Seal certified cleaning products
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Utilizing 100% recycled-content toilet tissue and hand towels
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Utilizing 85% recycled-content trash bags
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Communications
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Installation of a Climate Change Center inside the Convention Center
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Production of fact sheets for the public detailing the P2 practices implemented at the Convention Center
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Working with event clients to implement P2 practices into their event
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| Mission
and Description of Business |
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The Florida Pollution Prevention Roundtable (FLPPR) is
an organization incorporated as a Florida non- profit
corporation in April , 2002 whose mission is to establish a
forum for identifying, coordinating, and promoting voluntary
Pollution Prevention (P2) activities and resources throughout
the State of Florida. Prior to incorporation FLPPR operated
for 4 years as a volunteer based, Florida Department of
Environmental Protection sponsored organization. The
organization is currently managed on a voluntary basis by
elected officers and a Board of Directors comprised of
representatives from federal, state and local government
environmental agencies, private industry, academic
institutions and citizen groups with a mission or interest in
promoting P2 activities in their organizations or communities.
The organization currently has no permanent paid employees.
The members of the organization are composed of individuals
representing the same interest groups and organizations as
described for the Board of Directors. Membership in the
organization is based on a dues structure for public and
private sector entities. Activities and functions of the
corporation are carried out by members of the Board of
Directors, members acting individually or as members of
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| Business
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FLPPR performs the following primary functions and
activities to accomplish its mission of promoting P2
activities in the State of Florida:
- Maintains
a FLPPR website for communication, promotion and sharing of
P2 information for the use of members and the general public
including a library of P2 reference materials contributed by
and regularly updated by members and member
organizations.
- Conducts
regular Board of Director and general membership meetings to
coordinate management of P2 activities and to serve as a
forum for information dissemination of state local or
national P2 issues of concern.
- Plans
or sponsors or conducts environmental pollution prevention
forums and training sessions to disseminate state of the art
P2 information to industry, government, individuals and
communities.
- Conducts
marketing and promotions to increase membership and name
recognition of FLPPR.
- Maintains
the required business functions and duties of the FLPPR
Corporation.
- Works
with EPA and FDEP on promoting P2 and E2 in
Florida.
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