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10% footprint cut for Tusker

Date: 23 April 2013   |   Author: Jack Carfrae

Leasing firm Tusker has reduced its carbon footprint by almost 10% in the past 12 months through a series of green initiatives including greener company cars, more car sharing and increased video conferencing.

Helping to maintain the carbon-neutral status it first achieved in 2010, its emissions fell from 103.7 tonnes in the previous year to 94.0 tonnes.

The company plans to reduce its footprint further this year by promoting car sharing wherever possible, using trains instead of planes and increasing the use of web conferencing for meetings.

Head of marketing Vicky Anderson said: "We are delighted to preserve our carbon-neutral status again, but know we have to work harder to retain it this year, especially as the company is expanding so rapidly and taking on new staff on an almost daily basis."



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