What does CED mean?
CED means Canadian Environmental Director
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Canadian Environmental Director?
Canadian Environmental Director can be abbreviated as CED
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What does CED stand for? CED stands for "Canadian Environmental Director". |
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What is the meaning of CED abbreviation? The meaning of CED abbreviation is "Canadian Environmental Director". |
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What is CED abbreviation? One of the definitions of CED is "Canadian Environmental Director". |
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What does CED mean? CED as abbreviation means "Canadian Environmental Director". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CELRF - Canadian Environmental Law Research Foundation
- CEPIT - Canadian Environmental Practitioner-in-Training
- CEQG - Canadian Environmental Quality Guidelines
- CECAB - Canadian Environmental Certification Approvals Board
- CEIS - Canadian Environmental Industry Strategy
- CEA - Canadian Environmental Assessment
- CEDF - Canadian Environmental Defence Fund
- CEAA - Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency
- CEAA - Canadian Environmental Auditing Association
- CELA - Canadian Environmental Law Association
- CEEMA - Canadian Environmental Equipment Manufacturers Alliance
- CEMN - Canadian Environmental Modelling Network
- CEARC - Canadian Environmental Assessment Research Council
- CEIA - Canadian Environmental Industry Association
- CESN - Canadian Environmental Sciences Network
- CETAC - Canadian Environmental Technology Advancement Centre
- CEGN - Canadian Environmental Grantmakers Network
- CES - Canadian Environmental Solutions
- CEAA - Canadian Environmental Assessment Association
- ED - Environmental Director