Biomass gets famous window-maker out of a logjam
Wood-fired steam, warm water recovery replace coal-fired predecessor
Andersen Corporation, the nation’s largest window manufacturer, built Minnesota’s first combined warm-water recovery and bio-mass steam plant that uses sawdust and wood waste to produce power.
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North to South, employee discomfort runs hot and cold
Fans’ air movement improves productivity, reduces energy bills
Extreme temperatures in winter in Ontario and in summer in Texas have challenged facility managers to find new methods to provide comfort to employees as well as to reduce energy consumption.
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Keeping chlorinated solvents in the loop
Closed-loop method enables safe use of chlorinated solvents
Chlorinated solvents have proven to be the best cleaning medium in many applications to achieve the highest-quality required cleaning results. However, chlorinated solvents come with environmental and safety risks. A closed-loop cleaning process offers a safe and environmentally responsible method for handling chlorinated and nonchlorinated solvents.
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Sage Supplier: Wind power transmission provides manufacturing opportunities
Taking the wind to the mountain
Wind power transmission provides manufacturing opportunities; Taking the wind to the mountain.
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Under Cover: NFL teams score big with green initiatives
Solar roofs, waste-to-energy, and on-site recycling gain yardage for pro teams
The Packers' Lambeau Field has all of its postgame waste recycled. If pro football can go green, can industry follow suit?
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Zero initiatives are changing the face of manufacturing
There was a time when the word industry conjured up smokestacks, grime, and unhealthy working conditions. That stereotype is being replaced—in North America, at least—by solar roofs; wind turbines; recycling centers; and clean, healthy workplaces. Two ecofriendly "zero" initiatives that manufacturers have achieved—net zero energy and zero waste to landfill—have the potential to alter negative [...]
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This blueprint begins with American manufacturing
President: I will not walk away from the promise of clean energy
Kate Bachman, Editor
Green Manufacturer