Boise Cascade Sustainability Highlights

Environmental Stewardship COMPLIANCE Execution of a robust environmental policy to protect water and air quality around our locations CARBON AND CLIMATE Utilizing innovative technology to turn wood from healthy forests into products that store carbon for years to come

ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP Our executive leadership develops the strategic goals for Boise Cascade and then partners with management at our locations to determine how we go about achieving them. Overall, our aim is to operate in ways that sustain natural resources and protect the environment for generations to come. We have a solid record of responsible environmental commitment and performance. We manage our businesses to sustain environmental resources for future generations by: • Responsibly using energy and forest resources. • Protecting air and water quality near our manufacturing sites. • Reducing, reusing, and recycling manufacturing and finished product waste materials. • Collaborating with others by listening to and acting on constructive ideas to demonstrate our commitment.

Zero-Emissions Electric Truck in Salt Lake City

In keeping with our commitment to the pursuit of excellence, on Earth Day 2024, our Building Materials Distribution (BMD) branch in Salt Lake City, Utah, received the keys to its new zero-emissions electric vehicle. Associates and several guests gathered on April 22 to celebrate and learn more about the Kenworth ™ T680E Class 8 battery-electric truck. Boise Cascade was the first company in the Intermountain West to add one to their fleet.

“This project is a perfect opportunity to test our ability to incorporate sustainability in our daily operations, which further reduces our impact on the environment,” said Glen Lang, manager for our Building Materials Distribution (BMD) branch in Salt Lake City, Utah. “We are excited to see how we can put this asset to work in minimizing our environmental footprint while achieving our ROI.”

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2024 Boise Cascade Sustainability Highlights

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