Detroit Free Press: Michigan Green Leaders
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The Detroit Free Press has named its list of Michigan Green Leaders for 2013 and Western Michigan University is on it. This year’s Detroit Free Press Michigan Green Leaders honorees demonstrate that going green is more widely accepted than ever, the newspaper reports.
Excerpt: “Western Michigan University won in the public sector category for its remarkable range of ‘green’ activities. Among those, WMU has among the most extensive electric vehicle operation on college campuses in the nation; makes all students, faculty, and staff eligible to ride Kalamazoo public transit for free, and has had a full-time recycling coordinator since 1990.”
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