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How to Effectively Advocate for ‘Greener’ Lab Equipment and Supplies
As a lab manager making purchasing decisions, you may receive push-back from upper management to find ways to reduce spending costs and find less expensive alternatives. But how can you balance upfront costs with the organization's sustainability efforts? Read this Lab Manager article featuring two leading sustainability experts responding with their tips and advice—James Connelly, My Green Lab CEO, and Star Scott, the Green Labs Program Coordinator at the University of Georgia.
Guest Interview With James Connelly, Chief Executive Officer of My Green Lab
LUP Global—a network of companies and partners with a mission to create closed-loop supply chains focused on circular economies around the world—recently published an interview with My Green Lab CEO James Connelly. The article was inspired by the participation of the Hill Laboratory at La Trobe University in the My Green Lab Certification (the first Australian laboratory to receive Green Certification from My Green Lab). In this article, James talks about his sustainability journey, My Green Lab's evolution, and our flagship programs.
What should our future look like?
The massive economic impact of the scientific industry is, unfortunately, matched by an outsized environmental impact, which will also continue to grow if the industry does not rapidly change. FEBS Network's recent article explores options to make your laboratory more sustainable, including My Green Lab's programs that offer tried-and-true methods to dramatically reduce the environmental impact of scientific research without disrupting the important work underway.
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