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Wis. Sustainable Business Council: ALSCO awarded Green Professional designation

Contact: WI Sustainable Business Council Tom Eggert Executive Director sustain@bus.wisc.edu 608 267-2761 ALSCO Dave Prink dprink@alsco.com (414) 578-4300 Alsco is one of the first Wisconsin firms to earn Green Professional status under the WI Sustainable Business Council’s Green Masters Program. As a Green Professional, ALSCO has performed actions in each of nine “sustainability areas”, and has earned more than 100 points. “Alsco’s leadership in sustainability within the textiles industry...

Wis. Sustainable Business Council: Michael Best & Friedrich achieves “Green Professional” status

Contact: WI Sustainable Business Council Tom Eggert Executive Director sustain@bus.wisc.edu 608 267-2761 Contact: Michael Best & Friedrich LLP Linda Bochert lhbochert@michaelbest.com 608-283-2271 First Law Firm in Wisconsin to Earn Honor Michael Best & Friedrich LLP is the first Wisconsin law firm to be recognized by the WI Sustainable Business Council’s Green Masters Program. As a Green Professional, Michael Best has performed actions in each of nine “sustainability...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, American Wind Energy Association, wind developers: Sign agreement to promote endangered species conservation

Contact: Georgia Parham (USFWS) 812-334-4261 x 1203 Georgia_Parham@fws.gov Ellen Carey (AWEA), 202-249-7357 The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and wind energy industry companies, along with the American Wind Energy Association, have signed a memorandum of understanding pledging to work together to develop a wind energy habitat conservation plan for the Service’s Midwest Region. Such a plan would outline measures to...

Wisconsin REALTORS® Association: Home sales and prices fall in March

CONTACT: Bill Malkasian, WRA President, 608-345-9004, wem@wra.org or David Clark, Economist, C3 Statistical Solutions and Professor of Economics, Marquette University, 414-803-6537, dclark@c3stats.com MADISON, WI – Both existing home sales and median prices fell in March according to data just released by the Wisconsin REALTORS® Association (WRA). Sales of existing homes fell 18.5 percent in March compared to the same month last year....
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