RADIO CONCENTRATE: U-M Graduates Michigan’s Next Generation Of Green Leadership
A few days from now, U-M student Leslie Garrison will buck at least two trends: She’ll have remain in Michigan after graduation (though she’s not a native). And she’ll take part in a growing local industry. Garrison thinks this state has what it takes to lead the nation in sustainable innovation. Right down to the first composting toilet. Michigan Now’s Chris McCarus reports.
A few days from now, University of Michigan student Leslie Garrison will buck two trends: She’ll have come from out of state to stay in Michigan after graduation. And she’ll take part in a growing local industry. Garrison thinks this state has what it takes to lead the nation in sustainable innovation. Right down to the first composting toilet.
Michigan Now’s Chris McCarus reports.
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