Governor Granholm tells Ann Arbor audience that alternative energy push is all about jobs
Gov. Jennifer Granholm continues to emphasize how important developing green industries is to Michigan’s growth.Excerpt:Gov. Jennifer Granholm wanted to be clear about it.Green is a good, but all the buzz lately in Michigan about battery powered cars and alternative energy is really about one very practical thing.”In Michigan, we don’t even use the words global warming or climate change,” Granholm told an audience at an environmental summit in Ann Arbor on Thursday. “This is all about jobs. I just want to be really pragmatic about it.”Read the rest of the story here.
Gov. Jennifer Granholm continues to emphasize how important developing green industries is to Michigan’s growth.
Excerpt:
Gov. Jennifer Granholm wanted to be clear about it.
Green is a good, but all the buzz lately in Michigan about battery powered cars and alternative energy is really about one very practical thing.
“In Michigan, we don’t even use the words global warming or climate change,” Granholm told an audience at an environmental summit in Ann Arbor on Thursday. “This is all about jobs. I just want to be really pragmatic about it.”
Read the rest of the story here.
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