From corporate governance to safety to stewardship, PotashCorp is an industry leader committed to continuous improvement in all aspects of its operations.

The efforts of PotashCorp's dedicated workforce have been recognized with numerous corporate governance, safety and environmental honors.

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Aurora At Aurora, 18 departments received the North Carolina Department of Labor annual safety award. Norfolk Southern's Thoroughbred Safety Award for tank car inspection. N.C. Department of Labor Safety Award for several safety categories Sentinels of Safety Award National Association of State Land Reclamationists (NASLR) Outstanding Reclamation Award in the Non-coal category

Geismar Geismar’s regular and contract employees received awards from the Louisiana Chemical Association Safe Program for a total incident recordable rate of less than 0.75. Louisiana Chemical Association's award for distinguished achievement in safety, specifically contractor safety performance improvement in 2004

Weeping Water Weeping Water received an award of honor with distinction from the Safety and Health Council of Greater Omaha for the tenth year, and a Safety Achievement Award from the Nebraska Safety Council. The Sentinels of Safety Award was presented by the Mine Safety and Health Administration in recognition of the days worked without a lost workday injury. Safety and Health Council of Greater Omaha's Gold Award of Honor with distinction in 2004 Nebraska Safety Council's Safety Achievement Award in 2004

White Springs White Springs’ Swift Creek mill placed third in the Sentinels of Safety Award for the large metal/non-metal mill group presented by the Joseph H. Holmes Association. Forty White Springs miners received the Professional Miner Certificate for working five or more years without a recordable injury presented by the Joseph H. Holmes Safety Association. Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association Certificate of Honor in 2004

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Allan Saskatchewan Mining Association Safety Award for achieving a zero rating in 2004

Lanigan Lanigan’s Mine Operations Production General Foreman, Rod Greve, was honored as the Saskatchewan Mining Association’s Emergency Response Person of the Year. Saskatchewan Mining Association Safety Award for promoting high standard of safety performance in 2004

New Brunswick New Brunswick's low injury record earned it the 2006 award for the Lowest Frequency in the (New Brunswick) Mining Industry, presented by the Canadian Institute of Mining. The facility also won the 2006 award for the Lowest Severity in the (New Brunswick) Mining Industry, presented by the Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Committee. New Brunswick won the John T. Ryan Award for Select Mines from the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, for the second time in three years. It received a plaque of recognition from the New Brunswick Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission for 3 million hours without a lost-time accident. John T. Ryan Award

Rocanville Rocanville was recognized by the Saskatchewan Mining Association for safe mining practices.

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Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Company’s Product Stewardship Award

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Geismar CN Safe Handling Award for regulated goods

Lima Lima received three awards for its safety performance, including the National Petroleum & Refiners Association’s Meritorious Safety Performance Award.