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One of Miron’s key drivers and an integral part of our corporate culture is sustainability. Our commitment to expand our teams’ environmental stewardship and share best practices with the communities we build in has never been more important to us. United with us is Clean Up the World, a community-based environmental organization with the goal to inspire and empower communities around the world to fix up and preserve their environment.

Sept. 18-20, 2015 was Clean Up the World Weekend, a celebration of participants around the globe taking action at a local level by organizing activities that celebrate environmental successes achieved throughout the year. These activities included tree planting, education campaigns, water reuse and conservation and recycling.

Corporate-wide sustainability initiatives integrated into our construction operations, work environment and business practices have allowed us to see first-hand the positive effects building green has made in our community. Let’s all do our part to make every weekend Clean Up the World Weekend!

About Theresa Lehman

Dedicating her entire career to sustainable practice, Theresa has worked on more than 50 projects seeking LEED® certification utilizing the LEED®-NC, LEED®-CI, LEED®-CS, LEED®-EBOM, and LEED® for Schools green building rating systems. She has successfully certified projects that have earned LEED® certification at all four award levels including: Certified, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Her portfolio of LEED® projects includes many “Wisconsin firsts” such as the first State of Wisconsin LEED® certified project, the first healthcare facility, the first LEED®-EBOM Schools, the first LEED® for Schools project and the first zero-net energy / carbon neutral project–the Aldo Leopold Legacy Center–the “greenest building on the planet” according to Rick Fedrizzi, President, CEO & Founding Chair, U.S. Green Building Council.

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