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EPA Names Apps for Environment Winners

By David Stegon

November 2, 2011

The Environmental Protection Agency announced the winners of its Apps for the Environment Challenge.

Winner, Best Overall App: Light Bulb Finder
Runner Up, Best Overall App: Hootroot
Winner, Best Student App: EarthFriend
Runner Up, Best Student App: Environmental Justice Participatory Mapping
Popular Choice Award: CG Search

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