EnviroStars Helps Businesses Grow Greener

Bellevue, WALocal News

EnviroStars is an innovative program tailored for Washington businesses that aspire to embrace greener practices while simultaneously lowering costs. The initiative serves as a centralized resource, linking companies to various environmental incentive programs that facilitate sustainable changes. Businesses can reap numerous benefits, including reduced utility bills, enhanced worker safety, and improved workplace health. To join the program, companies start by registering and completing a green action checklist, requiring just 1-2 hours of their time. An onsite visit may follow to verify their green initiatives and uncover further resources.

With the participation of well-known enterprises like AAA Washington and the City of Seattle, EnviroStars highlights a collaborative commitment to environmental stewardship. This initiative not only supports individual businesses but also contributes to broader community sustainability goals. By offering a structured approach to recognizing green efforts, EnviroStars paves the way for a healthier and more sustainable business landscape in Washington.

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