Spring 2017 Newsletter - April 2017

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Spring 2017 Newsletter - April 2017

Spring 2017 Newsletter

Spring 2017 Newsletter

MSU BAE researchers take "going green" seriously:

  • Food: making sure people's favorite green nut -- pistachios -- are safe to eat;
  • Energy: zoo poo helps position Detroit Zoo as sustainability leader;
  • Environment: low-flow leads to better water and health; and
  • Health: super enzymes boost renewable fuel, sustainable food production, and biomed discoveries to next level.

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