Post-Consumer
Post-consumer content is an end product that has completed its life cycle as a consumer item and rather than being sent to the landfill, it is diverted by reusing the material in a new product. Examples of items that may include post-consumer content are office paper, cardboard, aluminum cans, plastics and metals. By recycling materials that have served their intended use, new products can be made. For example, a plastic bottle can become carpet backing by placing it in a recycling bin. It’s just as important to purchase materials that contain recycled content as it is to recycle.
Whole Building Design Guide | Evaluating and Selecting Green Products
Procure Products
in the Green Procurement Compilation129 Results : post consumer
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The WELL Building Standard
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SECTION B
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CBECS 2012 Results: Consumption and End Uses
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Microsoft PowerPoint - Annex 73 presentation webinar.pptx
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water_implementing_instructions.pdf
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GSA GEB Case Study Report Mar 2021.pdf
...connection between energy providers and consumers with appropriate security approvals...on-site use of renewable fuels, as they consume in their buildings, facilities, andhttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › GSA GEB Case Study Report Mar 2021.pdf -
Living Architecture: Green Roofs for Public Buildings
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PowerPoint Presentation
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Indoor Water Conservation
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