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We have been reducing energy, water and waste throughout our operations for many years through the Green Spirit program – which benefits the environment and crucially reduces our carbon footprint, and makes financial savings.
Operational resource management – including energy, water and waste – is coordinated globally with a common process and strategy wherever in the world we operate. Best practice is shared among manufacturing sites through our Green Spirit program.
Action plans include energy management, technological investments and employee awareness raising and behavioral change. Every facility reports energy and water consumption data on a monthly basis, and this data is aggregated on a regional and global level against monthly performance indicators. We have both relative and absolute targets for energy consumption.
All Electrolux sites are evaluated and certified annually according to the Green Spirit program criteria, which include energy performance, management, engagement and implemented actions. The program criteria are reviewed on an annual basis.
In addition, our renewable energy target is tracked on an annual basis and reviewed on a Group level. We are raising our level of ambition with renewable energy sources, such as hydro, solar, wind and biomass. We also learn from existing onsite renewable installations and explore new projects around the world.
Our Zero Landfill program has the objective to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill or incinerated without energy recovery. To achieve this, we work to reduce the waste we generate, and identify opportunities for reusing waste materials.
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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Glen Edwards Bio
Glen Edwards has been in broadcasting for almost 25 years. Glen started in radio in 1985 at the age of 17, as a co-host of a morning show in Sacramento, California at KHYL 101.1 FM, where he performed his nearly 100 character voices and learned the art of radio. By 1990 he had worked for two stations in Las Vegas, Nevada 96.3 KKLZ Classic Rock, and KJUL 104.3 FM, Light Rock. In 1990, back in Sacramento, he earned a #1 position in the radio ratings for his 7pm-Midnight Lights Out show playing Smooth Jazz on KQPT 100.5 FM The Point. Glen then shifted gears as ownership changed at the Smooth Jazz station and worked again in the Classic Rock format for the legendary 98.5 KZAP, where again, ownership changed and the station flipped formats and call letters to KNCI Fresh Country 98-5. Glen survived the format change to work late nights, but decided to move to Minneapolis to try something new. Having friends already living in the Twin Cities helped him ease into a 3-year stint at KMJZ Smooth Jazz 104.1 FM as the afternoon drive host of the Smooth Ride Home and the stations Commercial Production Director and web site designer. Again, ownership changes killed Smooth Jazz 104.1 in September 1998. Picking right up, Glen went to work for Public Radio MusicSource researching music requests for a national audience. In August of 1999, MusicSource became an internet-only service, and Glen went to work for Target Corporation in their E-Commerce division, handling customer service at night for Target and doing mid-days at KLBB 1400am in Minneapolis. Moving to Phoenix, Arizona in February, 2000, Glen worked as the mid-day host at KYOT Smooth Jazz 95.5 FM, The Coyote. Glen also helped out Power92 KKFR FM and KFYI 910am serving as Production Director. In March 2001, Glen returned to Minneapolis after staff lay-offs at KYOT. Moving back to the Twin Cities provided the opportunity for recording studio work with two long-time friends. Glens small production company, glenvox voice services, is the voice of Twin City Bridal Association and The Ordway Theater. Glen makes his home in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota and enjoys live music and karaoke.
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Ahhhh if you don’t follow my Instagram (@todaywmae) you might not know I just recently went to California and had the best time! My dad had a conference in Dana Point, but we went to Los Angeles for a few days before since no one in my family has been there before.
We stayed in the Beverly Hills Hotel since we were only going to be there for 3 days and wanted the full experience. It was literally the cutest place I have ever seen! Everything was pink (my favorite color) and vintage. It was so fun and I recommend going there to visit and take pictures even if you don’t stay there. While we were there we also were on the lookout for anyone famous. My dad asked the lady at the front desk sorta like a joke where we should go to see any superstars and she said just sit in the lobby for a little while and you probably will. Later that afternoon we walked back into the hotel and I looked at this lady and thought to myself that looks a lot like Portia Derossi, but there’s no way that’s actually her. I started walking away and my stepmom, Katie, was said she recognized her voice and thought she could be famous and I was like omg then it really is Portia!! I started freaking it because I love The Ellen Show and after about 10 minutes of just standing there being scared to talk to her we finally went up and got a picture with her. She was super nice and I was so excited lol. Later that day my dad and brother saw Michele B. Jordan at the pool, so the day just kept getting better and better!
Another part I loved about Los Angeles was the restraints. Every single one we went to was sooo good! I seriously don’t think we ever had a bad meal. Here are some of my favorite places we went to:
The Farm of Beverly Hills- This is the first restaurant we went to and it was a great way to start off the trip. All the food was super fresh and was a great place for lunch. We got an order of sweet potato fries to share and omg they were some of the best fries I have ever had.
Fig and Olive- Hands down the best meal I have ever had. I can’t say enough good things about this place. We went here for dinner one night and I would be fine eating it for every meal. We ordered Crostinis for everyone to share and before this, I didn’t even know what this was. It’s basically just a small piece of bread with different toppings. At this restaurant you could get 6 different types and they were all amazing but the goat cheese one was my favorite! If you go here you have to get it!! For my entree, I got salmon because I was trying to be healthier and it was so good but my dad got a truffle risotto that was one of the best things I have ever put in my mouth. Seriously if you are ever in the are you have to go here!
The Henry- Pretty sure this was one of the most ascetically pleasing places I have ever seen. There were marble tables and had beautiful blue and white chairs and decorations. The atmosphere was also perfect and so enjoyable! They had string lights hanging up outside and lots of greenery that also made is great. They also had good food! If you can’t tell our family likes french fries and they had truffle fries here that we ate in about.5 seconds. I got the Spring Harvest Bowl and it was really fresh and had great flavors. Being honest the rest of my family just thought their food was ok, but the fries and spring harvest bowl is something you should get if you come here.
Cafe Gratitude- This place was one of my favorites! It’s all natural and healthy food and it’s also mostly vegan. We had the choice of almond and coconut milk, and I honestly expected it to be gross but it really wasn’t bad! Everything we ordered was good and nothing tasted too healthy where it was gross. This restaurant is all about improving your well being. Their menus say “I am…” and then each entree is a different word. For example, mine was “I am vibrant” because I ordered the acai bowl. They also have a question of the day that you can talk about with your table. Our question was what are you thankful for? I thought these questions were such a unique idea and going to cafe gratitude really is a great experience.
Milo and Olive- I tried to be