This Web page has been
created as a resource for you to find environment-related guidance
and information. NEHA believes that protecting our natural
environment is critical to the health and prosperity of our
communities and country. Please check the information and Web
sites below and join us in a commitment to environmental
improvements in your day-to-day activities of your organizations.
The
2nd Annual NEHA Excellence in Sustainability Award was presented to
Hernando
County School District,
Brooksville, Florida at NEHA's 2009 Annual Educational Conference &
Exhibition. The school district was rewarded for their
sustainability program focused on activities for energy
conservation, waste reduction, recycling, "green" product usage, and
more.
The recipient received a plaque and a $500 honorarium,
generously sponsored by Underwriters Laboratory, Inc (UL).
NEHA's Excellence in Sustainability Award recognizes any organization, business, association, individual, or NEHA member who is solving environmental challenges by using innovative and environmentally sustainable practices.
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