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Posted August 4, 2008 16:10 by Paul Scudamore in Food, General, Green Living

 

Found something that caught my attention featured on the menu at a newly open pub The Iron Duke located at Wellington Street in Kingston, Ontario. No not an interesting appetizer, main course or even desert, but a statement of what the pub is doing to help the environment.

Going For Green

Here are a few things we are doing to help keep our world healthy:

          All of our take-out cutlery and containers are fully compostable

          Our dishwashers are the most eco-friendly units on the market

          We avoid using garbage bags wherever possible

          Our used fryer oil is recycled into biodiesel fuel

          We buy products from local stores and suppliers

          We recycle

          Our restroom lights operate by motion sensors

          All of our dining room lights have dimmers

          Our programmable thermostat is set to adjust the temperature

            each night after closing

          Our menus are made from 100% post-consumer recycled paper

          We compost our food waste

          We purchase our condiments in bulk and serve them to you in

            washable containers 

The Duke is always looking towards greater sustainability.We will continue to search for ways to minimize our environmental impact.

Well they got my order; also they featured local Ontario Crafted Beers such as Beau’s Growlers.There are many pubs, restaurants, bistro’s that are doing their part for the environment and for charities within the communities that you reside in or visit. Peter Corbyn of GreenNexxus mentioned the Wooden Monkey located in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Please feel free to use the comments section to feature your local eatery that is making a difference in your community or any other suggestions for lowering environmental impact within our restaurants.

Bon Appetite

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