Office of Environmental Assistance (OEA)
Marvin Windows and Doors
TP3 Contacts
Curtis Hopper, 615-253-1729
Toll Free: 1-800-734-3619
Email: Pollution.Prevention@tn.gov
TP3 Helpful Links
OEA Programs
Environmental Policy Statement: The environmental goals of the Marvin family of companies are to meet or exceed applicable environmental laws and regulations and to protect our environment. This commitment is fulfilled by incorporating environmental priorities into the design of products, services and facilities, and by minimizing the environmental impact during the production of products and manufacturing operations. It is our priority to continually improve in pollution prevention, waste management and recycling, and to educate employees, communities and customers on responsible environmental practices.
Marvin Reduces Air Emissions with Chemical Change
Martin Converts Scrap Wood to Usable Materials
Marvin Switches to Remanufactured Printing Materials
Marvin Truck Fleet Helps Reduce Air Emissions
Marvin Windows and Doors Performer Presentation on June 8, 2006
Corrugated Recycling Generates Positive Cash Flow
Stopping Water Leaks Reduces Facility Demand
HAP Free Formulations Enhance Operations
Enhanced Compressed Air Distribution Reduces Electricty Usage
Lower VOC Coatings Mean Fewer Air Emissions
Marvin Windows and Doors
101 Marvin Road
Ripley, TN 38063
731-635-6428
www.marvin.com
For more information about the Tennessee Pollution Prevention Partnership, please contact Curtis Hopper at 615-253-1729 or 1-800-734-3619 or by email at Pollution.prevention@tn.gov.
TP3 Contacts
Curtis Hopper, 615-253-1729
Toll Free: 1-800-734-3619
Email: Pollution.Prevention@tn.gov
TP3 Helpful Links
OEA Programs
Environmental Policy Statement: The environmental goals of the Marvin family of companies are to meet or exceed applicable environmental laws and regulations and to protect our environment. This commitment is fulfilled by incorporating environmental priorities into the design of products, services and facilities, and by minimizing the environmental impact during the production of products and manufacturing operations. It is our priority to continually improve in pollution prevention, waste management and recycling, and to educate employees, communities and customers on responsible environmental practices.
Marvin Reduces Air Emissions with Chemical Change
Martin Converts Scrap Wood to Usable Materials
Marvin Switches to Remanufactured Printing Materials
Marvin Truck Fleet Helps Reduce Air Emissions
Marvin Windows and Doors Performer Presentation on June 8, 2006
Corrugated Recycling Generates Positive Cash Flow
Stopping Water Leaks Reduces Facility Demand
HAP Free Formulations Enhance Operations
Enhanced Compressed Air Distribution Reduces Electricty Usage
Lower VOC Coatings Mean Fewer Air Emissions
Marvin Windows and Doors
101 Marvin Road
Ripley, TN 38063
731-635-6428
www.marvin.com
For more information about the Tennessee Pollution Prevention Partnership, please contact Curtis Hopper at 615-253-1729 or 1-800-734-3619 or by email at Pollution.prevention@tn.gov.
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