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The New Hampshire Water Works Association (NHWWA) is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to improving public water supply service in the State of New Hampshire. They provide workforce training, knowledge, and advocacy for water utilities, helping them deliver safe, reliable, and affordable drinking water to families, communities, organizations, and businesses. NHWWA's supporters include water utilities, equipment manufacturers, engineers, consultants, and government regulators, all working together to ensure safe and sustainable public drinking water for New Hampshire communities.Generated from the website

Started in 1996, NEA New Hampshire is a labor organization that provides various related services. Located in Concord, N.H., the firm is organized into ten regions, including Amoskeag, Capital, Lakes, Eastern, Monadnock, North Country, Seacoast, Souhegan, Southeast and Upper Valley. The company provides its vast client base an array of workshops that include true colors, teacher/paraeducator connection, parent/teacher connection, classroom management for experienced educators and many more. In addition, NEA New Hampshire conducts a host of other workshops, such as mentor training program and grabbing the gold ring, among others.

"If H2E is going to meet its waste reduction goals of 50 percent by 2010 and its goal of virtual elimination of mercury by 2005, we need to throw the net far and wide in the health care industry, and our Champions for Change award winners are excelling in that effort, " said H2E coordinator Laura Brannon.The New Hampshire Hospital Association actively promotes the concepts of waste reduction, pollution prevention and energy efficiency to New Hampshire hospitals. NHHA communicates environmental news and resources through "STAT Green, " a quarterly environmental newsletter, and its Web site, www.nhha.org. It recently established the New Hampshire Hospitals for a Healthy Environment network, whose primary goal is to reduce both the volume and toxicity of hospital waste and to advance the goals of H2E. Additionally, NHHA provides environmental education programs. This June, NHHA will offer "Reducing Our Ecological Footprint, " a workshop that will present opportunities to minimize health care's environmental impact through improved purchasing and disposal choices."We're proud to be recognized for our environmental improvement efforts." said Debbie Augustine, environmental affairs coordinator at NHHA. "Our involvement in H2E reflects our belief that one critical way to promote the health of our communities is to protect the environment we all share."NHHA was one of 11 organizations in the U.S. chosen to receive the Champion's for Change Award at the First Annual H2E Environmental Leadership Awards Ceremony on April 8th at the annual meeting of the American Hospital Association in Washington, DC.