Hospitals and health care facilities are among the largest consumers of water in our communities. And they can inadvertently pollute water systems if they do not adequately manage their pharmaceutical and hazardous waste.
Kaiser Permanente has been taking aggressive steps to reduce our impact on local and regional water systems surrounding our facilities.
By 2025, we will reduce the amount of water we use by 25 percent per square foot of buildings.
Kaiser Permanente’s mission to improve individual and community health …
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Nation’s top environmental regulator recognizes Kaiser Permanente’s commitment …
Kaiser Permanente receives 10 Environmental Excellence Awards, with Washington …
EarthShare Georgia recognizes Kaiser Permanente for supporting environmental …