GM Wins 1st Green Leaf Award at NY Auto Show
GM Wins 1st Green Leaf Award at NY Auto Show* Manhattan, New York - Victor Mooney, 43, of Queens, is a little closer to his dream of making a second attempt to row 8,000 miles from Senegal to New York's Brooklyn Bridge for the global awareness of AIDS and the Environment on December 1, 2008. As a recipient of the 2009 Green Leaf Award, General Motors is recognized for their commitment in reducing greenhouse gases and smog-forming pollutants through their hybrid automobile – Chevy Tahoe. South African Arts International has selected The Chevy Tahoe Hybrid to tow Mooney's "Green" new ocean rowboat named "The Spirit of Zayed" from Maryland to New York City. The vehicle will also be featured prominently on www.goreechallenge.com. Website viewers will be encouraged to take a test drive of the Tahoe Hybrid at particapating U.S. dealerships during Mooney's mission across the Atlantic Ocean. "The AIDS crisis has also been devastating to the environment, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. If you can't row the Atlantic, you can still help by driving an eco-friendly car", says Mooney at the NY Auto Show. Mooney has lost one brother to AIDS and has another that's HIV+. He's a public affairs officer for ASA Institute and executive director of South African Arts International. When successful, he will be the first African-American to row across the Atlantic Ocean.
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