In April, U-M was featured in Michigan’s Blue Economy, a report released by the Michigan Economic Center at Prima Civitas and the Grand Valley State University Annis Water Resources Institute.
The report is designed to spur strategic actions to expand and grow the state’s already impressive Blue Economy, and help Michigan become the world’s freshwater and water innovation capital.
“We are delighted that water research, education and outreach efforts at the U-M are part of this exciting Blue Economy report,” said Jennifer Read, U-M Water Center Director. “The State of Michigan can be the world’s center of water work, learning, business innovation, use and enjoyment.”
