DELEG Announces Energy Efficiency Improvements at Three Correctional Facilities to Save State $1.7 Million A Year
Michigan Companies Working on Innovative Performance Contract to Make Parnall and Cotton Correctional Facilities in Jackson and Kinross in U.P More Energy Efficient – The Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth announced today that new energy efficiency and infrastructure improvements will be made to three Michigan correctional facilities in Jackson and Kincheloe that will pay for themselves by saving the state $1.7 million a year over the next 10 years.

Get on board and charge FULL S.T.E.A.M. AHEAD with the seventh annual Seminars On Sustainability (SOS) conference. All events for this year’s conference SOS2011: The State of Michigan on Sustainability will be held February 21-25, 2011, during Engineer’s and Entrepreneur’s Week, at Lawrence Technological University and Engineering Society of Detroit’s Headquarters in Southfield, Michigan. Conference goals include learning about and assessing sustainability efforts in Michigan in the areas of S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Entrepreneurship, Education, Art, Architecture, Mathematics, and Management).
Voters believe scientists, not politicians, should decide how to curb pollution. A new survey of Michigan voters shows overwhelming support for allowing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from large industrial sources – an authority that has come under attack by some members of Congress.
BCS Hosts Michigan Mobile Hard Drive Shredding – Electronic Recycling & Hard Drive Shredding Event!
News Summary: Henry Ford Community College’s (HFCC) Fourth Annual Alternative Energy Summit titled “Green Entrepreneurship” Feb. 25 offers attendees a chance to learn from industry experts about how to create a start-up company in the emerging green economy.
With the excitement and anticipation of fresh ideas for the rebirth of Detroit, the 16th Annual Future Cities Competition gathered more than 1000 sixth, seventh, and eight graders, from schools all over the Detroit metro area to present their vision of what Detroit will look like in year 2160.