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Fort Hood Environmental
Year Submitted: 2005 |
Process: Petroleum Storage |
Industry: Military |
Wastes Reduced: Water |
Location: Fort Hood TX |
No. of employees: 70000 |
Contact: Randy Doyle |
Phone: 254/287-1099 |
Description:
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Details of Reductions
- 2,320,000.0 - Gallons of
Water
Comments: The waterless urinals have saved $3900 and the purge facility has saved 1254 man hours. Man Hours on a military base are important not in dollars, but in training hours. Every hour a soldier is not training, the less able he is to perform his primary mission as a war fighter.
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