MWW Group has implemented environmentally responsible programs and policies that are making an impact both within our company and in the world we live.

In Our Offices:
MWW Group is reducing the amount of fossil fuels and resources our company consumes. Each of our offices nationwide recycle aluminum cans, plastic and glass bottles and paper, and most of our office supplies are made from post-consumer materials.

We're conserving energy by encouraging employees to turn off their office lights and computers at the end of the day. Additionally, all of our offices use energy-efficient compact fluorescent lighting.


In Our Communities:
To offset our firm’s carbon footprint, MWW Group has partnered up with Carbonfund.org, a nonprofit organization that supports renewable energy, energy efficiency and reforestation projects that reduce and offset carbon dioxide emissions. Below are the projects that MWW Group is funding:

The New York office showed their "green" side on September 27th by helping to beautify NYC. Read More

Reforestation - Mangrove India

Since the 2005 tsunami, there has been a marked increase in the interest of restoring mangrove stands in affected regions. Areas where mangrove forests (trees that thrive in the coastal mix of sea and fresh water) thrived suffered 90 percent fewer casualties than areas where the mangroves had been destroyed. The trees acted as a barrier between the tidal wave and the coastal settlements, drastically reducing the water’s force. New mangroves not only reduce carbon and the threat of climate change, but also protect against typhoons and tsunamis and create habitat for sea life that can be harvested for food by local populations.

Renewable Energy - Elk River Kansas

Elk River is Carbonfund.org’s first offset project in Kansas, one of the dirtiest electricity generation regions in the country. The project is the state’s largest wind turbine facility, generating enough energy to power 42,000 homes. As Elk River also supplements the income of rural farmers and the surrounding communities, this project is delivering economic benefits, in addition to its environmental impact.