Northwest federal agencies are combating climate change - reducing greenhouse gas emissions through energy, water, waste efficiency improvements
Contact: Suzanne Skadowski, EPA Region 10, 206-553-6689, skadowski.suzanne@epa.gov
(Seattle – April 23, 2013) – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 10 recognized federal agencies in the Northwest and Alaska as Federal Green Challenge winners for reducing their greenhouse gas emissions 5 percent or more in two target areas - energy, electronics, transportation, waste, water, or purchasing.
The combined efforts of 47 participants, 100s of facilities, and more than 100,000 federal employees in the Northwest and Alaska saved over $3.5 million for U.S. taxpayers by:
EPA recognized these Region 10 Federal Green Challenge Award winners at today’s 5th annual symposium in Seattle:
Energy & Water Award
Department of Homeland Security - - U.S. Coast Guard Base Seattle, Washington
Waste Award
U.S. Postal Service - - Anchorage Processing and Distribution Center, Alaska
Waste Award
Bureau of Land Management - - Robert Duncan Plaza, Portland, Oregon
Education and Outreach Award
Presented to the Green Team located in the Federal Office Building and Jackson Federal Building, Seattle, Washington
National Park Service, Housing and Urban Development, Bonneville Power Administration, General Services Administration - Office of High Performance Buildings, U.S. Geological Survey - - Federal Office Building
Department of Commerce - Economic Development Association, U.S. Coast Guard District 13, Federal Trade Commission, Veterans Affairs - Office of Inspector General, Department of Commerce - Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Education – Office for Civil Rights, Veterans Affairs – Veterans Benefits Administration, General Services Administration, Internal Revenue Service - - Jackson Federal Building
Federal Green Challenge: http://www.epa.gov/fgc/awards/
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
News Release: Northwest federal agencies are combating climate change - reducing greenhouse gas emissions through energy, water, waste efficiency improvements
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