Governor Corbett Announces 2011 Environmental Excellence Awards Winners
HARRISBURG -- Governor Tom Corbett today announced that 13 environmental projects from across the state will be awarded the 2011 Environmental Excellence Award.
The projects include abandoned mine drainage reclamation, solar panel installation, and reducing the environmental impact of glass processing.
“These businesses, schools and organizations have demonstrated a commitment to finding new approaches to reduce our impact on the environment,” Corbett said. “I commend them for their efforts, as these projects certainly raise the bar for all citizens, businesses, and organizations to be more environmentally conscious.”
Any business, school, government agency, trade organization, non-profit or agribusiness involved in efforts to promote environmental stewardship and economic development in the state was urged to apply for the award program. Applications were then reviewed in conjunction by the Department of Environmental Protection and the non-profit Pennsylvania Environmental Council.
The award winners will be honored tonight at a dinner hosted by the Pennsylvania Environmental Council, with acting DEP Secretary Michael Krancer offering keynote remarks.
“It is no secret that innovation is paramount to our ability to craft a sensible environmental policy,” Krancer said. “We applaud the forward-thinking of these organizations and businesses.” See award winners.....
Friday, April 29, 2011
Governor Corbett Announces 2011 Environmental Excellence Awards Winners
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7 comments:
Well That is good news, But what about the Mess they are making at this minute with the drilling?
He doesn`t want to talk about that at this time.....
What mess? Oh you mean the one that is almost single handedly saving Pennsylvania's economy?
5:59 needs to be drug tested. 95% of Pennsylvanians want these guys out of here. The sooner the better.
@8:20
But the other 5% are people making money on it, working for them, and leasing property to them.
95% ? nice try ! They are here for at least the next 10 years!
9:37 i wouldn`t bank on that.
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