Environment to be discussed on campus

Experts will discuss the threats of climate change in Michigan from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at the Kellogg Center, Room 106, 55 S. Harrison Ave.

During a roundtable discussion, experts from the National Wildlife Federation, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, MSU and Pure Michigan will discuss actions needed to protect Michigan’s natural resources and tourism economy.

The meeting will open with presentations on climate change issues and the discussions will follow.

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