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Tue, Feb 01, 2011

Cessna Wins Environmental Award From City Of Wichita

Named Top Company For Clean Air And Sustainability

The City of Wichita named Cessna Aircraft Company as the winner of a 2010 Clean Air & Sustainability Award during its Regional Energy Summit last week.

Cessna was selected by Wichita and the Metro Air Quality Improvement Task Force for its efforts to improve and preserve air quality in the four-county metro area and for incorporating sustainability measures in company operations.

"It is very satisfying to have our efforts recognized during this important summit," said Dan Rogers, Cessna's manager of environmental resources. "The entire Cessna community has embraced these initiatives and we are well on our way to our company goal of a 20 percent reduction in greenhouse gases, energy and waste by 2015."

Cessna established an Environmental Strategy Council in 2008 that set energy and waste reduction goals and started a number of environmental programs to reach those goals. Programs yielding results in 2010 included companywide energy audits, installing light occupancy sensors, upgrading thermostats and adopting LEED standards for new construction. The 2010 results included a 5 percent reduction in energy consumption, a 1.2 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and a 6 percent reduction in waste generation.

FMI: www.cessna.com

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