Sustainability a big topic at tri-county summit in Detroit
Going green and preventing foreclosures were the two hot topics at last week’s tri-county summit, hosted by the city of Detroit.Excerpt:Kathryn Underwood, a city planner with Detroit, proposed creating a
regional partnership for sustainability with all three counties and the
city of Detroit.
The partnership — which would be modeled
after others in areas such as Grand Rapids — would establish a
framework to deal with a wide range of environmental and economic
challenges. And the partnership’s proposed initial focus would be
energy efficiency.
Click here for the full story.
Going green and preventing foreclosures were the two hot topics at last week’s tri-county summit, hosted by the city of Detroit.
Excerpt:
Kathryn Underwood, a city planner with Detroit, proposed creating a
regional partnership for sustainability with all three counties and the
city of Detroit.
The partnership — which would be modeled
after others in areas such as Grand Rapids — would establish a
framework to deal with a wide range of environmental and economic
challenges. And the partnership’s proposed initial focus would be
energy efficiency.
Click here for the full story.
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