Detroit may not be the most green city in the country, but thanks to NextEnergy – a fledgling non-profit dedicated to advancing alternative energy technologies – we are improving. Plus, NextEnergy is helping diversify industry in Detroit and the state. To see what NextEnergy has up its sleeve for the future, check out this podcast between WWJ’s Vickie Thomas and NextEnergy’s Jim Croce from this morning. It is a little over 8 minutes.
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I love to see that people are taking an initiative in the greening of Detroit. Living green is definitely a state of mind and one that is difficult to get into, but really easy once it becomes a part of your life. It is great that the birthplace of the automobile, that depletes non-renewable fuel, may potentially discover a renewable sources of energy.