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THIS WEEK'S SECTION: EMERALD AWARDS
Crain's honors NE Ohio companies that incorporate sustainability into business
The Crain's Cleveland BusinessEmerald Awards honor Northeast Ohio companies, organizations and leaders that have implemented and benefited from sustainable priorities that significantly trim costs, increase cash flow with innovations and...
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Talan more frugal with energy use after rehab
As the president of Cleveland-based Talan Products, Pete Accorti has modeled how manufacturing companies can benefit by implementing sustainable business strategies.
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Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea
By teaching sustainability to its students and promoting it through educational outreach efforts to Northeast Ohio's corporate community, Baldwin-Wallace College wants to become a regional and national leader when it comes to going green.
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Cleveland Clinic Health System, Cleveland
The Cleveland Clinic is well-known for its patient care, but the giant health care system seems to be looking out for the rest of the world as well.
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Cleveland Indians, Cleveland
The Indians long had recycled at Progressive Field, but it involved a third party; the materials would be collected in a compactor, then sent to a sorting facility.
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Cuyahoga Community College, Cleveland
Tri-C has committed to sustainability across its main campus downtown and its satellite campuses, including in its curriculum, support programs (Pathways to Green Jobs) and administration (a vice president of sustainability, hired earlier this...
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The Lube Stop Inc., Berea
Lube Stop's EcoGuard Oil Change Service has fueled both its sustainability efforts and revenues since its launch in December 2007.
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Lubrizol Corp., Wickliffe
Every time you hear a hiss, chances are that money and energy are escaping and being lost, in the form of steam or air — which is why Lubrizol Corp.
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Shearer's Foods Inc., Brewster
Snack food maker Shearer's Foods said it is committed to increasing its manufacturing capacity while minimizing environmental impacts, and its new $20 million site in Massillon underscores that strategy.
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Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, Cleveland
Sustainability is the foundation of a new facility the sewer district is building.
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City of South Euclid
In 2009, South Euclid launched its Green Neighborhoods Initiative to stabilize areas hit hardest by foreclosures, believing it could attract new residents to a walkable, green community with affordable housing.
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The Taylor Cos., Bedford
It makes sense that a company in business since 1816 knows a few things about sustainability. The Taylor Cos.
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Doty & Miller Architects & Planners Inc., Bedford
Architects Chuck Miller and Bill Doty helped drive the green and sustainability bandwagon in design and construction long before the industry clambered aboard.
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Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity, Cleveland
Rescue and recycling are at the core of Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity's mission and work.
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Ruffing Montessori School, Cleveland Heights
Ruffing Montessori School, with 326 students ranging in age from toddler to eighth grade, “seeks to treat all it touches in a nurturing, holistic fashion.”
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Nutek, Chagrin Falls
Nutek has convinced some big-name retailers — Home Depot, Ace Hardware and Kroger among them — that there's a market for what it calls its “safe alternatives to toxic chemistry.”
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