Case Study Sparksville

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The main goal for the city of Sparksville is to introduce a company that will bring job potential and economic growth. This car company is promising to do that with 1000 new jobs which would stimulate our local community and with hybrid technology, this new advanced technology eco- friendly and is a step at reducing the quantity of greenhouse gas emission. The three things I took away from this are as follows. First, the company is mindful of procedures and policies that place a price on the importance of greenhouse gas reduction through advanced technology of their vehicles to achieve this reduction. Second, the company is mindful of how important it is to recycle their water and reduce their waste in an effort to reduce their carbon footprint

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