Brownfield Projects Awards
3 May 2001 - 11:00am
Each year, the Phoenix Awards recognizes outstanding brownfields projects from across the U.S.
Any individual, group, government body or agency, company or organization is eligible to apply for a Phoenix Award. Phoenix Award winners will showcase their projects at the Brownfields 2001 conference and will be presented with a handcrafted crystal trophy at a special conference ceremony. Award winners will receive national publicity and recognition in professional journals and newspapers and on the Internet. Successful projects also serve as models and inspiration for other communities.
Full Story:
The 2001 Phoenix Awards Program
Source:
Environmental News Network, May 2, 2001
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