Metromode Radio: Sustainable Energy In Michigan
The Michigan Sustainable Energy Coalition brought international experts to the state’s capital this week to discuss the changing energy landscape. Only a couple of lawmakers attended and Michigan Now’s Chris McCarus was the only reporter there. The event showed how hard it is to shift the focus from the old economy to the new one.
The Michigan Sustainable Energy Coalition brought international experts to the state’s capital this week to discuss the changing energy landscape. Only a couple of lawmakers attended and Michigan Now’s Chris McCarus was the only reporter there. The event showed how hard it is to shift the focus from the old economy to the new one.
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