Environmental policy, Theprintspace

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Caring for the environment is essential to the conservation of
precious natural resources and the sustained health of our planet.
theprintspace recognizes its responsibility to continually strive to
reduce the environmental impact of the work we do and the prints
we make.

To reduce our environmental footprint, working towards making the environment a cleaner and more sustainable place to live in

To minimize waste by evaluating operations and ensuring that they are as efficient as possible

To actively promote recycling both internally and amongst our customers

To meet or exceed all the environmental legislation that relates to theprintspace

Theprintspace recycles all bottles after exhibitions as
well as paper, and where possible uses packaging from
recycled materials.

We run a paperless invoice system by emailing clients
their invoices instead of printing them.

All silver waste from our c-type print production
process gets extracted, refined & reused.

By charging for packaging and not including it
in the price of the print, people are encouraged
to re-use their packaging.

We support the Green Transport Plan government
scheme, and encourage all members of staff to
use bicycles for transportation.

We support 2 charities, which we feel best fulfill our obligation to
assist in conserving the environment. We felt this was a better
option than the unregulated and often abused system of carbon
offsetting

Tree Africa has grown into one of the region's most innovative & effective action
and advocacy groups. The planting and nurturing of millions of trees across
Southern Africa is central to their efforts to protect natural resources whilst
improving people's security, nutrition and health.

www.treeafrica.org.uk

The World Land Trust is an international conservation charity (Reg. No.
1001291), based in Halesworth, a rural town in Suffolk, UK. Since its foundation
in 1989, the World Land Trust has been working to preserve the world's most
biologically important and threatened lands, and has helped purchase and
protect over 375,000 acres of habitats rich in wildlife, in Asia, Central and South
America and the UK.

www.worldlandtrust.org