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Old 10-17-2006, 12:08 AM   #1
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Rolls-Royce aims for 75 per cent recycling

Rolls-Royce aims for 75 per cent recycling

Goodwood, England - Rolls-Royce has set a new target to recycle 75 per cent of all waste materials generated at its production facilities by the end of 2007. A new dedicated waste management centre has been set up at the manufacturing plant and head office to recycle all types of waste materials.

Currently, over 60 per cent of all waste items are recycled. Parts are delivered packaged in recyclable containers, which are returned for reuse; leather off-cuts are sold to buyers for use in other industries, such as the fashion industry; remnants from the wood shop are used by manufacturers of wooden products; and landscape debris and weeds cleared from the grounds' lake are composted for use on the Goodwood Estate organic farm.

"Efficient and responsible waste management is a key part of our commitment to protecting the environment," says Ian Robertson, Chairman and Chief Executive of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. "We cannot ignore or escape the environmental impact of waste materials, from simple items, like paper and cardboard, to more complex materials like paint and oil, and everyone here is encouraged to reduce or recycle waste."

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Old 10-17-2006, 01:06 AM   #2
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Well nothing more to say except...THAT'S GRRREAAAATTT!!!! I'm glad some companies are becoming more and more responsible.
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Old 10-17-2006, 04:27 AM   #3
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Re: Rolls-Royce aims for 75 per cent recycling

i have a question. Who would recycle his Rolls? I could understand it if Hyundai made their cars 75% recycling, since the only thing you can do with a 10 year old Hyundai is dump it!
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Re: Rolls-Royce aims for 75 per cent recycling

i think its real nice what RR is doing, they make an good example to other car manufactures!!
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Re: Rolls-Royce aims for 75 per cent recycling

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i have a question. Who would recycle his Rolls? I could understand it if Hyundai made their cars 75% recycling, since the only thing you can do with a 10 year old Hyundai is dump it!
Did you even read the article? It's not talking about the cars themselves, but things used in the manufacturing process, like leather offcuts and excess wood trim.

I think it's great, and more manufacturers should follow suit
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i think its real nice what RR is doing, they make an good example to other car manufactures!!
Agreed... BMW has been pretty active in this regard, they also have a "Green Paint Shop" (http://www.germancarzone.com/showthread.php?t=4633 (BMW to Operate World's First Green Paint Shop))
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Did you even read the article? It's not talking about the cars themselves, but things used in the manufacturing process, like leather offcuts and excess wood trim.

I think it's great, and more manufacturers should follow suit
hmm, i think i missed some points. I'm sorry

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