Michael Reed, from University of Findlay in Findlay, Ohio, sent along an update on the efforts to develop a sustainability program and plan for that city and its county (Hancock County). The Hancock County Sustainability Coalition has made some impressive strides. A presentation Download Findlay ohio.ppfinal050611 at a recent coalition meeting gives a pretty good sense of the progress that has been made. This is not for quotation without atribution.
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