Results/Conclusions Our environmental impact assessment included a Carbon Dioxide Emissions Audit which had results accounting for 27.15 Tons of CO2 emitted for the month of April due to "business as usual" practices. Our research and suggestions for the mitigation of the negative externalities arising from Tropex's "Business as Usual" practices provided a structured plan for Tropex to ultimately reduce their negative environmental impacts while providing positive economic benefits. Results from the study led us to conclude that the alternate, more environmentally friendly practices we were advocating not only increase fuel efficiency by more than 40% but also substantially reduce emissions as well as fuel costs; and reduces the potable water usage and purchasing to a negligible amount. Our research also suggested methods by which Tropex can reduce it's impact on the Florida Aquifer and aquifer reliant ecosystems. Our energy audit serves as an example that business needs can be met while also maintaining business practices that are sensitive to energy conservation and ecological priorities.