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August 20, 2008

mural display / Wisconsin Governor Doyle Press Event


August 13, 2008 - PARK FALLS, Wisconsin

Governor Jim Doyle today visited the Flambeau River Papers mill and announced $5 million to help the company achieve its goal of being the first integrated pulp and paper mill in the nation to operate without the use of fossil fuels.
http://www.wisgov.state.wi.us/journal_media_detail.asp?locid=19&prid=3610

During the press conference my information mural 1/2 size prototypes (except the healthy kids mural) were placed as a background graphics for the press. My husband, Milan Kluko, borrowed the murals for a photo-op background because they had all the right 'green energy' and "conservation' information for the press. It is another good use for them, I had not imagined. Luckily, the 1/2 size murals, were indeed, not too busy last week.

Interesting and fortuitous attribute: The energy mural, out of all the 'energy conservation' quotes I had researched, has a great quotation from a former Governor of Wisconsin, Gaylord Nelson, about conservation ethic.

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Jennifer Price

Congrats Vida! This is wonderful material and data gathering.

Posted by: Jennifer Price | August 21, 2008 at 02:01 PM

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