Beluga

Classification: Ecology & Sustainability (independent certification)

Beluga makes the following demands regarding environmental policies of companies and institutions that want to be accredited by Beluga: The policy must be visible and made known to all employees of the company or institution. It must be accessible to the public and on the Net. It must be in accordance with the nature, scope and environmental impact of the operation, manufactured products or services of the company or institution. It must include an obligation to follow relevant laws and regulations concerning environmental matters as well as other detailed requirements that the company has agreed to fulfil. It shall be criticized and reviewed at least once a year. It shall be goal-linked and aimed at improvements and preventive pollution measures in respect to the aspects of the operation that have the most environmental impact. It shall be the responsibility of the environmental manager or other specific person at the institution or company, who will at the same time also be the link person with Beluga. If possible, 5-10 auxiliary aims should also be presented which the concerned party intends to use to carry out it’s environmental policy. Beluga sets a requirement for the premises of the concerned party to be clean and tidy.

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WGBA is a non-profit educational organization that serves the state of Wisconsin. The WGBA is an affiliate of the US Green Building Council and represent USGBC and its programs in Wisconsin. Their Members and Board are a diverse group, demonstrating the appeal of Green Building to all sectors of industry and society. The WGBA brings people together in a professional network focused on sustainability.

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Both our classic and our sparkly frames compliment most face shapes, and come in two widths. Small is designed to fit 3- to 5-year-olds, while large will fit most 5- to 7-year-olds. Our frames also come in three temple arm lengths. The temple arm length is the measurement, in millimeters, from the front of the frame to the tip of the temple along the length of the entire temple arm. You want the the temple arm to be long enough so the glasses don't perch at an angle above the ear. Most young children wear a temple length of 125. Each order includes a copy of our book "Princesses Wear Glasses." Once you receive the frames, take them to your optical provider, who will make sure they fit properly and add your child's prescription lenses.