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Eco-friendly Rocky is pushing a green yule
Mayor's Christmas tree decked out in energy-saving LED
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• Use of solvent-based paints in streets eliminated.
• World Leadership Award in the Environmental Category was presented.
• Rocky Anderson was sponsored by International Council for Local Environmental Initiative to attend the United Nation's COP10 global warming conference.
• Salt Lake City received the 2004 Leadership Award for Green Power Purchasing from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy.
• Anderson received the 2004 Association for Commuter Transportation Leadership Award.
• Salt Lake City received the 2004 Innovation Award for the U.S. Conference of Mayor's Cans for Cash Challenge.
• Anderson was sponsored by the EPA to attend the United Nation's COP8 global warming conference in New Delhi, India.
• The National Sierra Club's Distinguished Service Award was given to Anderson in 2003.
• Utah Medical Association bestows its Environmental Stewardship Award on Anderson.
• Anderson named the 2002 Political Leader of the Year by the Utah Chapter of the Sierra Club
• Mayor Anderson received the 2003 EPA Climate Protection Award.
• Sponsored by Anderson's office, Salt Lake Clean Cities, a program that promotes alternative fuel vehicles, received the 2002 Madison Avenue Award of the National Clean Cities Coalition for outstanding public outreach.
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The Christmas tree in Mayor Rocky Anderson's office features LED lights that are highly energy-efficient.
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