Wayne State University
By Alison Pruitt on February 3, 2010
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One of the best reasons for writing about alternate energy is that you learn about all these cool new technologies. Even the ones that sound kind of smelly (turning food waste into energy), are still pretty cool.
By Shannon Roxborough on August 7, 2009
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In the environmental sphere, Michigan is a place of contradictions, at once it is both an offender, belching plumes of pollutants and greenhouse gases, and also an up-and-coming leader in clean energy technologies.
