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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: June 19, 2018
Gotham Green Awards names 10 winners
New York, NY Gotham Green Awards has named their 10 winners:
• Ace Natural is a service-focused, customer-driven natural and organic food distribution business.
• City as Living Laboratory-Arts: Responding to the challenges of a rapidly changing planet, Mary Miss founded CALL in 2009.
• Cornell University Sustainable group was represented by Anna Lawrence, a junior at Cornell.
• CO2logic is a pioneer in climate change and sustainability advisory.
• Foam Cycle a first patent-pending styrofoam collection and processing system designed to be placed outdoors.
• Juice Plus – The Tower Garden by Juiceplus+ is a vertical, aeroponic growing system that grows plants with only water and nutrients and without dirt.
• One Earth Conservation is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.
• Premier Compaction Systems is a subsidiary of Premier Facility Management.
• SBM Management Services, an environmental leader within the facilities maintenance industry for 25 years.
• SUNation Solar Systems provides and installs solar PV systems providing clean, sustainable energy.
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