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Erb Foundation Grant: Past and Present Impact

Erb Foundation Grant: Past and Present Impact

The Erb Foundation Grant continually impacts a variety of areas within sustainability and the University of Michigan. "The $4.5 million grant from the Erb Family Foundation to help establish the University of Michigan Water Center continues the Erb family's long...

Erbers push for zero-waste Football at the Big House

Erbers push for zero-waste Football at the Big House

Four Erb MBA/MS Students Jenna Agins, Catherine Dyson, Raphael Meyer & Leah Zimmerman publish a feasilibility study on reducing waste during football gamedays. With a zero-waste program at Michigan Stadium, UM Athletics could step into a position of leadership in...

Looking ahead at the Smart Grid

Looking ahead at the Smart Grid

"The Smart Grid: Where We Are Today and What the Future Holds" By Christian Hicks, Erb MBA/MS 2012 Renewable Energy Scholar View the report https://issuu.com/erbinstitute/docs/hicks-smart-grid

Michigan Green Communities

Michigan Green Communities

Project: Michigan Green Communities: Strengthening Municipal Sustainability Practices through Statewide Network Building Client: Michigan Green Communities Faculty Advisor: Josh Newell Student Group Members: Benjamin Bunker, Antonia Chan, Andrew Fang, Seth Federspiel,...

Tom Catania Smart Grids and Appliances Report Published

Tom Catania Smart Grids and Appliances Report Published

Smart Appliances Crucial for Smoothing  the Energy Demand Curve Smart home appliances built to communicate directly with the Smart Grid would reduce peak electrical demand and the need for utilities to generate power known as “spinning reserves,” writes Erb...

Does RecycleMania Dilute Sustainability Efforts in Higher Ed?

Does RecycleMania Dilute Sustainability Efforts in Higher Ed?

By Holly Tallon The other day I watched a documentary that focused on one main question: are humans innately competitive or cooperative, or a mixture of both? This question really struck me because I realized I had never really thought about it much, considering how...