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.
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. NEHA is now accepting applications for the 2009 award. The deadline to submit an application is
May 15, 2009.
For more information, please contact Denise Devotta at ddevotta@neha.org
or 303.756.9090 ext.
313.
To submit an application:
General Application Information: This document contains information on eligibility, review criteria, application submittal, deadlines, tips for applicants, and examples of sustainable programs.
Cover Sheet and Checklist: This data-enterable PDF is a required component of the application and will assist applicants in making sure their application is complete.
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