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Five installations, three teams and one individual received Secretary of the Army Environmental Awards for their achievements in FY 2007. The Secretary of the Army Environmental Awards represent the highest honor conferred by the Army in the field of environmental science. Pollution prevention, restoration, environmental quality, weapon system acquisition, and cultural and natural resources conservation programs designed, implemented and managed by the awardees represent the Army's best practices in environmental stewardship.
"These Army environmental awardees are examples of how the Army is transforming its business and environmental practices to bridge today's requirements with tomorrow's needs. The awardees have improved installation efficiency and effectiveness, and therefore have helped assure operational capability for our Soldiers and an improved quality of life for their Families and surrounding communities."
—Tad Davis
Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army
for the Environment, Safety and
Occupational Health
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Natural Resources Conservation
SMALL INSTALLATIONFort Eustis, Virginia Pollution Prevention
There was no First Runner-Up.Natural Resources Conservation
TEAMWildlife Branch, Fort Bragg, North Carolina Environmental Restoration
INSTALLATIONFort Campbell, Kentucky Environmental Restoration
TEAMIowa Army Ammunition Plant, Iowa |
Environmental Quality
NON-INDUSTRIAL INSTALLATIONFort Lewis, Washington Cultural Resources Management
INSTALLATIONCamp Gruber, Oklahoma Army National Guard Environmental Quality
INDIVIDUALDr. David Johnson, U.S. Army Garrison, Humphreys, Korea Excellence in Weapon System Acquisition
There was no First Runner-Up.
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