[GreenYes] [p2] Most Valuable Pollution Prevention Awards Nominations, Due 6-22-07

[Gary Liss <gary@no.address>]

Apologies for Cross-Postings

>Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 12:47:14 -0700
>From: "Raul E Gonzalez" <raulg@no.address>
>To: <p2@no.address>
>Subject: [p2] FW: NPPR Announces the Application Period for MVP2 Awards
>
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>From: Jeffrey Burke [mailto:Jeff@no.address]
>Sent: Friday, May 18, 2007 9:14 AM
>Subject: NPPR Announces the Application Period for MVP2 Awards
>
>Most Valuable Pollution Prevention Awards Application Period Opens
>
>The National Pollution Prevention Roundtable (NPPR)
>11 DuPont Circle, NW; Suite 201
>Washington, DC  20036
>
>May 18, 2007
>
>NPPR announces the application period for the Most Valuable 
>Pollution Prevention (MVP2) Awards.  The application deadline is 
>June 22, 2007 (post marked).
>
>Since 1997, NPPR has been recognizing outstanding P2 efforts 
>throughout the country.   The 2007 MVP2 Awards will attempt to 
>recognize at least one program/project from each of the following 
>types of organization:  Local government; State government; Federal 
>government; Tribal; Not-for-profit; and private industry.
>
>As in the past, the awards will recognize those projects with 
>continuing dedication to pollution prevention (P2). Third party 
>judges will use the following criteria to evaluate 
>applications:  Innovation in pollution prevention; Measurable P2 
>results; Transferability to other P2 projects or programs; 
>Commitment to P2; Optimization of available P2 project resources.
>
>In addition to outstanding projects, there is an Environmental 
>Writing award that recognizes publications that have had a major 
>impact in the area of P2 and are judged on originality, impact and 
>quality. Eligible publications include, but are not limited to, 
>books, fact sheets or case studies, articles in popular press, peer 
>reviewed journal articles, and editorials or opinion letters. 
>Nominated publications should address ideas such as highlighting 
>P2's public health, environmental, or economic benefits, increasing 
>the use of P2 such as multi-media approaches to source reduction, or 
>focusing greater attention on P2 projects.
>
>NPPR gives the Volunteer of the Year Award to the member whose 
>efforts have had an outstanding impact on implementing pollution 
>prevention in one or more of the following areas: Setting P2 vision 
>and strategies; Leading and directing P2 programs;
>Implementing P2 projects; Significant impact on P2 achieved.  The P2 
>Champion Award recognizes a leader in promoting P2 beyond their 
>usual work duties.
>One may self nominate for all of these awards. An application can be 
>found on the NPPR website at 
><http://www.p2.org/p2week/awards.cfm>http://www.p2.org/p2week/awards.cfm
>
>
>Please mail to The National Pollution Prevention Roundtable, 11 
>Dupont Circle, Suite 201, Washington, DC 20036. Or fax to (202) 299-9704.
>There is a $50 application fee.
>
>
>Jeffrey J. Burke
>Executive Director
>National Pollution Prevention Roundtable
>11 DuPont Circle, NW; Suite 201
>Washington, DC  20036
>Ph:  (202) 299-9701
>Fax:  (202) 299-9704
><mailto:jeff@no.address>jeff@no.address
>www.p2.org
>
>MVP2 award applications are due by June 22!  Make sure your 
>outstanding program or project gets the national recognition it 
>deserves.  Don't forget to nominate some one for P2 Champion or 
>Vounteer of the Year!  Go to 
><http://www.p2.org/p2week>www.p2.org/p2week for more details.
>
>Join NPPR today!  <http://www.p2.org>www.p2.org
>
>
>

Gary Liss
916-652-7850
Fax: 916-652-0485
www.garyliss.com 
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