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“I would make an argument that almost any issue that moms and working families are confronting is absolutely an economic issue, and that we would do ourselves a favor by talking about it in those terms,” Whitmer said. “A woman being able to get into the workforce
“I would make an argument that almost any issue that moms and working families are confronting is absolutely an economic issue, and that we would do ourselves a favor by talking about it in those terms,” Whitmer said. “A woman being able to get into the workforce
SUNY Oswego recently launched the Great Lakes Institute to foster a greater awareness and understanding of the Great Lakes through continuing research efforts, academic programming and coursework for students at all levels, and public outreach. Read the full story by Oswego County News Now. Read the full
Human engineering solves age-old problems each day.
But the natural environment has been engineering solutions to solve problems for thousands of years. People are catching on.
The post Nature has clues to solve environmental problems first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.
A Wisconsin Court of Appeals decision that upheld the state’s first ordinance requiring bird-friendly building construction could spread similar policies to other cities.
Already Middleton, Wisconsin, has passed such an ordinance following the ruling last October, said Brenna Marsicek, director of outreach at the Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance.
The post Wisconsin court case paves way for bird-friendly buildings first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.
