Applied Materials Receives Environmental Leadership Award For Energy Efficient Product Design…
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“We are honored to be recognized for our energy efficient product design program”
Applied Materials, Inc. announced recently that it received a prestigious 2007 Business Environmental Award from Acterra, a Bay Area organization, for demonstrating environmental leadership. via Pollution Online
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