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By The Center for Michigan - September 16, 2008

How can Michigan best balance sustainable economic growth in agriculture, tourism and forestry with environmental protection?

How do we best market our good fortune of being surrounded by one-fifth of the world's fresh water while also assuring high water quality and water conservation?

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