Mars, Inc. is the recipient of the Ray Anderson Radical Industrialism Award. The award is being presented today at the Greenbuild International Conference and Expo in New Orleans.
Mars’ Sustainability in a Generation (SiG) program is a comprehensive undertaking designed to minimize the impacts of its operations on the environment. The company’s highly ambitious goal is to pursue absolute reductions in energy usage across their system using the best available scientific data. A strong supporter of LEED, the SiG program has heavily influenced how it builds, designs and manages its operations, making it an ideal recipient of this award sponsored by the Ray C. Anderson Foundation in memory of the legendary leader of Interface, Inc.
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John Lanier, Foundation Director, presented the Ray Anderson Radical Industrialism Award to Mark Baker, Topeka Site Engineering Manager for Mars, Inc. for their Sustainability in a Generation (SiG) program at the 2014 Greenbuild Expo and Conference in New Orleans.
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