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Rocky Mountain Region
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Sustainability Statement
In our new century of service, to be true to our mission we must acknowledge our business operations' ecological, economic, and ethical impacts. Finite planet resources must sustain a growing, ever-consuming population. Our resource needs permanently tie us to the land. All we use comes from the earth, and the earth must process all our waste.
As an agency charged with stewardship and conservation leadership and as a global citizen, the Forest Service must work to reduce its consumption level and impacts on the earth's increasingly finite resources.
Helpful hints for how you can reduce waste and conserve energy. Click here for tips you can use...
Bulletin Updates...
- Footprint, Nov 2005(402kb)
- April 2006
- June 2006
U.S. Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Region
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March 11, 2008