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Is Your Company a Diamond in the Rough?

We'll never know unless you tell us.

Think your facility has what it takes to bring home the 2010 Arkansas Environmental Federation’s Diamond Award for Excellence in Environmental Leadership? You'll soon have your chance to prove it!

Each fall, an independent panel of judges is appointed by the AEF Board of Directors to determine the winner of the prestigious award which recognizes a company demonstrating initiative and innovative leadership in environmental affairs. The winning company will receive a beautiful crystal and walnut trophy that can be displayed in your company’s reception area. Additionally, the winner will be invited to make a presentation during the AEF’s 43rd Annual Trade Show and Trade Show to be held Nov. 4 & 5 at the Hot Springs Convention Center.

Click here for an application.

Previous Award Winners

    * 2009 Cooper Tire & Rubber Company - Texarkana
    * 2008 Ciba Corporation - West Memphis
    * 2007 El Dorado Chemical Company - El Dorado
    * 2006 Little Rock Air Force Base - Jacksonville
    * 2005 Potlatch Corporation - Warren, Arkansas
    * 2004 Domtar Industries Inc. Ashdown Mill-Ashdown
    * 2003 Albemarle Corporation's Wetland Mitigation Bank located near Magnolia
    * 2002 American Electric Power’s (AEP) Flint Creek Power Plant Eagle Watch and Nature Trail located near Gentry
    * 2001 White-Rodgers, a Division of Emerson Corporation, Batesville
    * 2000 Dassault Falcon Jet Corp. of Little Rock
    * 1999 Hiram Walker of Fort Smith, a Division of Allied Domecq Spirits & Wine USA

 

Waste Minimization/Pollution Prevention Awards Program (1994-1998)

1998 Winners

Overall Award Winner:
Lockheed Martin Vought Systems with Certificate of Recognition going to Koch Pipeline Co., L.P.

Air Emissions:
El Dorado Chemical Co., El Dorado, Certificate of Recognition.

Hazardous Waste:
Reynolds Metals Co., Hot Spring Continuous Rolling Plant, Hot Springs.
Entergy Arkansas, Inc., Certificate of Recognition.

Water Discharges:
Weyerhaeuser Company's Mill at Mountain Pine (Garland County)


1997 Winners

Overall Award Winner:
Darling Store Fixtures, Paragould, Corning, Piggott & Pocahontas.
Certificates of Recognition awarded to Arkansas State Military Department, Camp Robinson & other locations in Arkansas; and Lockheed Martin Vought Systems, Camden.

Water Discharges:
U.S. Vanadium Corp., Hot Springs. Certificate of Recognition awarded to Little Rock Wastewater Utility.

Hazardous Waste:
Arkansas Nuclear One, Russellville.
Certificate of Recognition awarded to Arkansas State Military Department at Camp Robinson.

Air Emissions:
James River Corp., Fort Smith.
Certificates of Recognition presented to AmTran Corp., Fort Smith, and Trailmobile, Inc., Jonesboro.

Solid Waste:
Arkansas State Military Department, Camp Robinson.
Certificates of Recognition presented to Entergy, Little Rock, and Eastman Chemical Co.-Arkansas Eastman Division, Batesville.


1996 Winners

Overall Award Winner:
Lennox Industries, Stuttgart
Hazardous Waste:
U.S. Postal Service Vehicle Maintenance Facility, Little Rock.

Water Discharges:
Albemarle Corp., Magnolia.

Air Emissions:
Riverside Furniture Corp., Fort Smith.

Certificates of Recognition to Industry
Hazardous Waste: Southern Steel & Wire Co., Fort Smith
Air Emissions: Timex Corp., Little Rock and GE Railcar Repair Services, Inc., Texarkana
Overall Reductions:

    * Albemarle Corp. of Magnolia
    * Colson Caster Corp. of Jonesboro
    * Darling Store Fixtures of Paragould
    * ENSCO Inc. of El Dorado
    * Lockheed Martin Vought Systems of East Camden
    * U.S. Postal Service Vehicle Maintenance Facility in Little Rock.


1995 Winners

Overall Award Winner:
Baxter Healthcare Corp., Mountain Home

Air Emissions:
International Paper-Gurdon Wood Products Plant, Gurdon

Solid Waste:
Georgia-Pacific Crossett Paper Operations, Crossett

Hazardous Waste:
Whirlpool Corp., Fort Smith

Water Discharges:
Arkansas Western Gas Co., Fayetteville


1994 Winners

Overall Award Winners:
First Congressional District, Eastman Chemical Co.-Arkansas Eastman Division, Batesville
Second Congressional District, Virco Manufacturing Corp., Conway
Third Congressional District, Whirlpool Corp., Fort Smith
Fourth Congressional District, The Cooper Tire Company, Texarkana.

Air Emissions:
Smith Fiberglass Products, Inc., Little Rock

Hazardous Waste:
Baxter Healthcare Corp., Mountain Home

Solid Waste:
Whirlpool Corp., Fort Smith

Water Discharges:
Eastman Chemical Co.-Arkansas Eastman Division, Batesville