The Washingtonian’s annual Green Awards recognize local people and groups working to improve our environment and encourage green living. Send nominations to Leslie Milk at lmilk@washingtonian.com by Friday, February 11, 2013.
Winners will be profiled in the May issue. Check out last year’s winners.
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Know an individual or an organization that's working hard to better the environment? Nominate them for a Washingtonian Green Award.
The Washingtonian’s annual Green Awards recognize local people and groups working to improve our environment and encourage green living. Send nominations to Leslie Milk at lmilk@washingtonian.com by Friday, February 11, 2013.
Winners will be profiled in the May issue. Check out last year’s winners.
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