The Innovate Green Challenge (formerly known as the Innovate Waste Challenge) was open to applications from Flagstaff residents and businesses through April 7, 2025. One previous winner of the challenge was Tyler Linner, who planned to repurpose plastic from broken snow sleds -- pictured above, in a 2019 file photo -- into new products.Â
The Innovate Green Challenge (formerly known as the Innovate Waste Challenge) was open to applications from Flagstaff residents and businesses through April 7, 2025. One previous winner of the challenge was Tyler Linner, who planned to repurpose plastic from broken snow sleds -- pictured above, in a 2019 file photo -- into new products.Â
The winner of this year’s Innovate Green Challenge, a city-sponsored competition to promote environmental sustainability, is Flagstaff entrepreneur Jay Jones, who pitched a vertical food-growing system.
For his winning pitch of the system that uses less water and space than traditional farming methods., Jones received a $30,000 cash prize. The funds can be used for further concept development, purchasing equipment or materials, manufacturing, marketing or implementing the concept.
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