Gammasonics
is situated on a Council Commited with the environment
and health. We work together with our Council, bringing
to our community development always with environment
protection in mind.
The City
of Canada Bay Council is the local government
leader in environmental management and sustainability
which is demonstrated through our participation in
the Cities for Climate Protection Program, Residential
Energy Audit and Retrofit Program.
The Council is
commited to manage the natural and built environment
and provide and upgrade facilities and services to
sustain the lifestyle of our local community.
The City
of Canada Bay Council formally adopted a
Local Agenda 21 Program on 21 May 2002 and is currently
developing a Local Action Plan.
Local
Agenda 21 is a program designed at implementing
sustainable development at the local level. It comprises
systems and procedures to integrate environmental,
economic and social development. Founded on a strong
partnership between local government and the community,
the progress toward local sustainable development
is guided by the preparation of a long-term strategic
action plan that integrates existing policies and
programs and a future direction.
Ecologically Sustainable
Development is a concept that is described by the
Intergovernmental Agreement on the Environment as;
"Using, conserving
and enhancing the community's resources so that the
ecological processes, on which life depends, are maintained,
and the total quality of life, now and in the future
can be increased."
Gammasonics has
been recently awarded with the Green
Business Award.
In recent visit to Gammasonics,
the Mayor Angelo Tsirekas attended to the HeartMaster
Med launch. And has been submitted to a Heart Stress
test, proving to be in excelent health conditions.
'Gammasonics is a real champion
for the City of Canada Bay. It is the type of sustainable
and growth business that helps the City to build a
new economic base', said Mayor Angelo Tsirekas.
http://www.canadabay.nsw.gov.au/news/local_business_reaching_new_heights.html
http://www.canadabay.nsw.gov.au/business_services/go_local.html
