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CONCLUSION

In short, St. Joseph’s Women’s Center to pursue and maintain its
hopes to be a safe and welcoming environmental goals to better serve
place for those who seek their health the surrounding community and

care services. To obtain a LEED Silver protect and preserve its natural
Certification would help the hospital resources that are vital to all.

Reference List:

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dwm/offices/watershed-protection/soil-erosion-and-sedimentation-
control/
• Citation 2: Enhanced commissioning. (n.d.). Retrieved June 12, 2017, from

http://www.usgbc.org/node/2613042?return=%2Fcredits%2Fhealthcare%2
Fv4%2Fenergy-%26amp%3B-atmosphere
• Citation 3: Eliminating Mercury in Hospitals. (2002). Environmental Best

Practices for Health Care Facilities, 1-12. Retrieved June 12, 2017, from
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