GLIN==> TONIGHT: The What, Where and How of Lake Michigan Wind Turbines Aquinas College's Donnelly Center at 7 p.m. - 9 p.m..

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TONIGHT:  The What, Where and How of Lake Michigan Wind Turbines

Balancing Sustainable Energy with Lakeside Living and Natural Resources 

Wednesday, November 17th 

Aquinas College's Donnelly Center at 7 p.m. - 9 p.m..

Admission is Free 

 

The potential for offshore wind development in Lake Michigan represents one
of the state's greatest opportunities for energy development, economic
growth and environmental protection. But it is also one of the most
controversial, as a careful balance must be struck between the needs of
sustainable energy and the Great Lake's diverse environmental, economic and
social interests.

 

How does Michigan tap into this enormous alternative energy opportunity and
ensure that it's most valuable natural resource is protected for future and
present generations? 

 

As part of the Exploring Our Energy Future Forums, the West Michigan
Environmental Action Council and the Center for Sustainability at Aquinas
College are examining the impacts, issues and opportunities of local
offshore wind development in: 

 

Learn more at www.exploringourenergyfuture.org
<http://www.exploringourenergyfuture.org/> 

 

 

Nicholas Occhipinti, MPP

Policy and Community Activism Director

West Michigan Environmental Action Council

1007 Lake Drive SE

Grand Rapids, MI  49506

(Office) 616.451.3051 ext. 23

(Cell) 616.890.3276

 

 

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