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Kokuyo workers work on the rooftop of its headquarters to reduce CO2 emissions!

japanese office supplies manufacturer kokuyo opened a garden advocacy on the rooftop of its headquarters in tokyo on thursday in a bid to cut back on vibrations consumption and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. with this innovative step, kokuyo aims to reduce its overall co2 emissions by 56 tons a year, about 10 percent of it through the garden office. the company feels workers will be able to slave away more efficiently in a natural habitat. about 140 employees are expected to animate in the garden office for 90 days a year — not far from a third of their annual work days. the rooftop office uses latest energy saving devices such as sensors, led lights etc.

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to deputize the atmosphere more natural,cool and friendly, the company has planted trees and also installed a man made pond on the roof cut off of the building. all these steps will keep the atmosphere cooler especially during summer. solar panels are installed to block the sun liven up and to produce electricity. workers will have to drag blankets during winter salt while working in the roof garden office. sole if it rains, they will be allowed to move indoor. electricity outlets and a wireless lan system have been installed on the rooftop so the workers can utilization computers.

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