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July 06, 2011
The Westin Copley Place has joined Green Hotels Global, an environmental program requiring hotels to openly disclose reports on carbon footprints and energy consumption. The Westin Copley is the first Starwood Hotel in the United States and the first hotel in Boston to join the program.
Almost 30 years old, the hotel began an energy-efficiency program in 2008, cutting electricity use by 13%, reducing gas consumption by 19% and saving more than 25 million gal of water.
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