Evaluation
Criteria and Timelines Announced for 2013 Climate Leadership
Awards In 2011, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and its three NGO partners
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The Climate Registry
(The Registry), the
Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
(C2ES), and the
Association of Climate Change Officers
(ACCO) – launched the Climate Leadership Awards (CLA), calling
national attention to exemplary corporate, organizational, and
individual leadership in response to climate change. The
inaugural 2012 awards were presented to one individual and 20
organizations [see
2012 winners].
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Additional Information
For more
comprehensive information about the Climate
Leadership Awards, go to:
Dates
to Remember
August 22,
2012
CLA application period opens
October 12,
2012
Deadline for 2013 CLA applications
January 2013
CLA winners notified
February/March 2013
Climate Leadership Awards Gala and
Conference |
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Evaluation criteria for the 2013 awards have been released
with the application period opening August 22, 2012 and closing
October 12, 2012. Climate Leadership Award winners will be
publicly recognized in early 2013 at an awards gala hosted in
conjunction with the Climate Leadership Conference, which will
be held in Washington, DC. Awardees will be honored for their leadership
in the following categories:
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Excellence in Greenhouse Gas
Management
(Goal Setting Certificate)
Recognizes organizations that publicly report and verify
corporate GHG inventories and publicly set aggressive GHG
emissions reduction goals.
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Excellence in Greenhouse Gas
Management
(Goal Achievement Award)
Recognizes organizations that publicly report and verify
corporate GHG inventories and achieve aggressive GHG
emissions reduction goals.
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Supply Chain Leadership Award
Recognizes organizations that have their own comprehensive
GHG inventories and aggressive emissions reduction goals and
can demonstrate they are at the leading edge of managing
GHGs in their organizational supply chains.
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Organizational Leadership Award
Recognizes organizations that not only have their own
comprehensive GHG inventories and aggressive emissions
reduction goals, but also exemplify leadership both in their
internal response to climate change and through engagement
of their peers, competitors, partners, and supply chain.
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Individual Leadership Award
Recognizes individuals exemplifying extraordinary leadership
in leading their organizations’ response to climate change
and/or affecting the responses of other organizations.
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