The Phoenix Awards inspire and recognize
exemplary brownfield redevelopment and revitalization. Winning projects
offer a fresh take on significant environmental issues, show innovation
and demonstrate masterful community impact.
The entry period for applications has been extended to December 14,
2012 and the chances for recognition are even greater. Two years of
winners will be recognized at the Awards Ceremony at Brownfields 2013 on
May 16, 2013 in Atlanta. The award program honors approximately 12-15
projects for each award year. Download the application now at www.phoenixawards.orgOne winner is selected from each of EPA's 10 regions, and additional special winners are selected for community impact, sustainability or other special achievements. Projects are judged primarily upon:
- Magnitude of the problems and the project,
- Use of innovative techniques,
- Cooperative efforts of multiple parties,
- Positive impact on the environment, conservation or sustainability, and
- Project's general and long-term economic and/or social impacts on the community.
In order to be considered, the brownfield redevelopment project must have been completed by the date the application is submitted. Projects are deemed "complete" if the end-use is being conducted at the site.