Eco Thinking Key to Greening Conferences

Bringing people together for meetings, often for multiple days at a time, can create a "host" of environmental impacts—from the smog and greenhouse gas emissions associated with air and ground travel to the paper, plastic, and food waste associated with feeding attendees.  In fact, Marriott Hotels, estimates that the average three-day meeting attended by 1,000 people produces more than 12 tons of trash, uses 200,000 kilowatts of power and consumes 100,000 gallons of water.

An aspect of business sustainability is making informed choices regarding green meeting planning.  This includes everything from site selection to meeting materials to catering.   Every eco action can significantly reduce the environmental impact of the event.  According to recent research, more than two-thirds of meeting professionals take environmental considerations into account when planning their conferences.  How are they doing this? By keeping eco awareness at the forefront of their decision making.  Click here to continue reading.  

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