Student Entrepreneurs and Green Inventions

Thursday, July 1, 2010 by Craig Zamary
 We continue to see more energy innovation, eco friendly products and green inventions every day.

There are many areas of green that are experiencing growth. Some of these areas are a direct result of sustainability programs, green campuses, schools going green and the top green colleges and universities.

Well, meet some of the individuals that were featured on Smartplanet, and these are student entrepreneurs who are coming up with new energy innovation, green inventions, and eco friendly products and services that will become game changes.

We applaud the efforts of the student entrepreneurs and you will continue to see more inspiring stories like these coming out of the top green universities, green campuses, sustainability programs and as a result of more environmental education for children.

Check out the video below from Smartplanet and see how these student entrepreneurs are setting up their green businesses and green organizations:

Got Green Inventions?

Tuesday, May 25, 2010 by Craig Zamary
 There are a lot of cool ideas and green inventions that people are coming up with and developing in their sheds, garage, basement, work places, schools, etc.

Many inventors spend a lot of the time and financial resources on creating their inventions and protecting them, but then run out of funds to market and try to sell their inventions.

If you have any eco friendly inventions, green inventions or a cool green gadget, let us know and we will help expose your work via our blog post and if you have a video of it, you can upload it to our main site Green Energy TV. We will air your video and we can write a blog post about your green inventions.

We are all about sharing what people are doing to be green, and we know there some incredible green inventions out there, so let us know and we will help you.

You can email us at news (at) greenenergytv(dot) com  Keep up the great work and we look forward to featuring your green inventions, solutions, and products! - Stay Green! -Craig

Stanford University Team wins the $200,000 MIT Clean Energy Prize

Wednesday, May 12, 2010 by Craig Zamary
 We recently covered the 5 finalists who were competing for the MIT Clean Energy Prize of $200,000 and the winner is:
  • #1. C3Nano, Inc. of Stanford University - a cross-cutting technology that will effectively increase the efficiency and thereby affordability of thin film solar photo-voltaic systems.
The Stanford Team's idea started out a a class project and is now the winner of $200,000 and C3Nano beat out 61 other teams from 35 schools.

Check out the video of C3Nano and the winning Pitch:




Here's the list of the 5 Business Ideas/Green Inventions that were competing:
 
 ViaCycle -- an advanced bicycle sharing technology that allows easy deployment of affordable, sustainable bicycle transportation in cities, resorts and universities.
WINNER ---- C3Nano, Inc. -- a cross-cutting technology that will effectively increase the efficiency and thereby affordability of thin film solar photo-voltaic systems.
OsComp Systems -- a revolutionary new compression technology that significantly reduces the cost of natural gas production.
C-Crete Technologies -- a "nanoengineered" concrete that reduces CO2 emissions from the production of concrete. The most widely used manufactured material in the world.
Enertaq -- a system to manage energy use in large commercial buildings to balance the electrical grid minute-to-minute by adjusting electricity demand.

Congratulations to all the teams and we look forward to seeing your green inventions, eco friendly products and energy innovations put into place!

Finalists of MIT Clean Energy Prize to Compete for $200,000

Thursday, May 6, 2010 by Guest Blogger
  On May 11, five teams from some of the nation's top academic institutions will compete to win the $200,000 MIT Clean Energy Prize -- a national annual competition for the best clean energy business venture.

The five finalists are representing the following schools:
  • Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Stanford University
  • MIT
  • Harvard
  • University of Maryland
Here are the 5 Business Ideas/Green Inventions:
  •  ViaCycle -- an advanced bicycle sharing technology that allows easy deployment of affordable, sustainable bicycle transportation in cities, resorts and universities.
  • C3Nano, Inc. -- a cross-cutting technology that will effectively increase the efficiency and thereby affordability of thin film solar photo-voltaic systems.
  • OsComp Systems -- a revolutionary new compression technology that significantly reduces the cost of natural gas production.
  • C-Crete Technologies -- a "nanoengineered" concrete that reduces CO2 emissions from the production of concrete. The most widely used manufactured material in the world.
  • Enertaq -- a system to manage energy use in large commercial buildings to balance the electrical grid minute-to-minute by adjusting electricity demand.
 
The finalists will present their plans to a grand-prize judging panel and at an awards ceremony at the MIT Faculty Club on May 11th. The grand-prize winner will be awarded $200,000 by NSTAR and the U.S. Department of Energy. (Source: NSTAR Media Relations)

Upload a video showing what you are doing for Earth Day

Thursday, April 22, 2010 by Guest Blogger
 Green Energy TV airs videos showing what individuals, companies, organizations, schools, etc. are doing to be green and they have viewers from over 160 countries.

Today is Earth Day, and millions of people around the world are doing things to be green. You can share what you are doing with others by uploading a video of what you are doing to be green to Green Energy TV.

Link for video Uploadshttp://greenenergytv.com/Login/?next=/Upload.aspx 

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Topics and categories on Green Energy TV include: Solar Energy, Wind Power Technology, Geothermal Energy, Companies going green, Hybrid vehicles, Eco friendly living, alternative fuel ideas, sustainability programs, Hydrogen, Hydro Power and more.

Happy Earth Day! - James Carter, Guest Blogger for Green Energy TV.

Earth Day 2010 Petition for Chemical Free Lawn Care

Monday, April 19, 2010 by Craig Zamary
 Green Energy TV is sponsoring a petition for Earth Day 2010 for individuals, companies, organizations, schools and universities to Sign the Petition to Stop Using harmful chemicals on grass and lawns.

If you are already practicing Chemical Free Lawn Care, please still sign up so others can see you have made the commitment. When you sign below, you are pledging that on this day and going forward that you will no longer use the harmful chemicals on your lawn.

Just fill out the comment section below and feel free to share how you practice Organic Lawn Care and Chemical Free Lawn Care with others. - Stay Green and have a Happy Earth Day!

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Siemens - Two Green Thumbs Up Award

Thursday, March 25, 2010 by Craig Zamary
We awarded Siemens the Two Green Thumbs Up Award for their new technology that improves water conservation.

Fact 1: According to the EPA, an average U.S. household uses about 100 – 150 gallons of water a day per person.

Fact 2: Water demand has tripled over the last 30 years while the population has grown just 50%. According to government statistics, 36 states expect water shortages in the next three years.

Siemens Two Green Thumbs Up Award Best Green CompaniesCheck out the video link below and see how Siemens Water Technologies is dedicated to helping Americans learn how to conserve our water supply and help them save the planet and money in the process. http://greenenergytv.com/Watch.aspx?v=db286f3c9de4ee84 

MBA's focus on Sustainability Programs

Tuesday, March 23, 2010 by Craig Zamary
 Sustainability Programs continue to grow and more small, medium and large companies and organizations are going green.

These companies going green as well as organizations are hiring Sustainability Officers and Sustainability Executives to help them lower operating costs, via saving money, materials, and energy usage.

MBA's are finding these are growing areas that have great pay attached for their knowledge, and experience.  Many MBA programs are offering sustainability courses since this growing trend is benefiting these companies and creating a lot of green jobs for the graduates that come out of these programs.

Check out your local schools to see if their MBA Program offers a focus in sustainability and look into the online programs where you can get an MBA in Sustainability or a green degree.

Green Way to Learn how to be an Entrepreneur

Tuesday, March 9, 2010 by Guest Blogger
 There's an Online Learning Opportunity for Entrepreneurs, at http://elientrepreneur.com/ 

The have a course titled: Mindset: Tapping Your Entrepreneurial IQ

This is the first in a series of online learning programs that enable aspiring entrepreneurs to tap directly into the knowledge and experience gathered from some of today’s most successful entrepreneurs such as:
 
  • Craigslist founder Craig Newmark
  • E-Myth author Michael Gerber
  • Inc 500 winner Chuck Halberg
  • Pulitzer nominee Clifton Taulbert
  • Emmy winner Jim Stovall
  • Serial inventor John Osher
You can sign up today and begin learning in a green way, without having to get in your car and driving to school, etc. Check out this awesome course at http://elientrepreneur.com/enroll.html  -Dave Myers, Guest Blogger for Green Energy TV

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Bird Friendly Garden Designs

Tuesday, March 9, 2010 by Guest Blogger
Benefits of Attracting Birds
 
Designing a garden to attract birds is an excellent idea and has many benefits that you may not have considered. Birds are fun to watch and they add beauty to your garden, but there are other environmentally and people friendly reasons to design a garden to attract birds.

Some of the reasons you may want to consider designing a garden to attract birds include:
  • Soil conservation – some plants used in landscaping can help to prevent soil erosion
  • Increased wildlife populations – various species of birds will flock to your garden
  • Natural insect control – birds eat insects so naturally the more birds you have the better insect control you will have in your garden
  • Educational opportunities – children and adults alike will have the opportunity to view and learn about many different types of birds and plants
  • Food production – many of the plants that attract birds also produce foods that humans can eat
Now that you know a few of the benefits of designing a garden to attract birds it will be important to know the necessary elements to incorporate into the design of your garden.
 
Garden Elements that Attract Birds
 
  • Bird Feeders - Bird feeders are one of the easiest and least expensive elements that you can add to your garden to attract birds. You can use a feeder that hangs from a tree or you could opt for a free standing feeder. By using several different kinds of bird seed you can attract various types of birds. You may attract birds such as sparrows, robins, and doves.
  • Bird Friendly Plants - Certain types of plants will attract birds to your garden. Some plants will be a place of shelter for the birds while others will provide a haven for mating and nesting. Plants such as berry trees will be a food source for birds. Plants that are bird friendly include things such as: creeping vines, holly bushes, butterfly bushes, larkspur, and evening primrose. Flowers that are nectar producing and brightly colored attract birds such as hummingbirds.
  • Water Features - Water features not only provide a place from which the birds can drink or in which they can bathe, but water features will also provide aesthetic appeal to your garden. Small fountains, bird baths, or a dish of water on the ground will all be sufficient water features.
Emma Spivey, Guest Blogger for Green Energy TV 

About the Author
Emma Spivey writes for Solar fountains, her personal hobby blog focused on tips to design  
an eco-friendly garden to protect wild fauna (mostly birds).

Milk Cartons to Playgrounds

Monday, February 22, 2010 by Guest Blogger
 There are a lot of companies going green and best green companies, but today's post is featuring a very cool company who is making Playgrounds out of used Milk Cartons.

Best Green Companies
 
Green Energy TV  gave Progressive Design Playgrounds the Two Green Thumbs Up Award for their green inventions and eco friendly products. They are also creating green jobs, and not only a place for kids to play, but also providing Environmental Education for for Children. 

Check out the video below:








Entrepreneurship in Michigan

Thursday, February 18, 2010 by Guest Blogger
 In Michigan, DTE Energy & the University of Michigan put on a Clean Energy Prize Competition for students.

Currently, 8 Teams have advanced to the Semi-finals, and according to a press release from DTE Energy, the new business ideas range from:
  • A system to enhance electric vehicle batteries
  • A new method to produce a gas used in solar cell production
  • Plans for turning food waste into fuel and more!
What do the students have to do? Teams have to develop business plans that promise to move a new, clean-energy technology from the laboratory to the market place.

How much $ is at stake? 1st Prize $50,000 2nd Place gets $25,000  3rd Place - $10,000 and 4th Place $7,000.

Below is what each of the 8 Teams are doing:
  • Advanced Battery Control: offers a proprietary smart battery management system, which will radically enhance battery utilization in electric vehicles.
  • Carbon Perks: a service that motivates people to incorporate energy efficient practices into their lifestyles while helping utilities reduce the costs of providing peak power.
  • Enertia: brings to market a multiple patent-pending innovation that will harness ambient kinetic energy and extend the lifetime of wireless electronic devices tenfold, while at the same time replacing toxic electrochemical batteries.
  • Food Waste Energy: manufactures and installs anaerobic biodigestors that help restaurants save energy and waste disposal costs by producing natural gas from food waste on site.
  • Green Silane: produces silane gas for customers on-site in a manner that is flexible, low-cost, and environmentally benign, revolutionizing the supply chain for this critical input to semiconductor, flat-screen display and photovoltaic panel production.
  • Ice Mitigating Systems: developed a two-fold approach to counter the effects of ice on offshore wind turbines. The solution, which addresses the turbine blades and its structural foundation, will be licensed to manufacturers and the company will provide the necessary consulting services to implement these systems.
  • ReGenerate: manufactures and leases modular anaerobic digestors to institutional food service operators, transforming food waste discards into on-site renewable energy as well as nutrient-rich fertilizer products that will be cobranded and sold through retail outlets.
  • Smart Energy Inc.: providing the bridge between the Smart Grid and consumers, empowering consumers with control over their energy usage and appliances.
Good luck to everyone! - Mike D., University Michigan School, & Guest Blogger for Green Energy TV

Global Entrepreneurs - IBM

Friday, February 12, 2010 by Guest Blogger
Are you familiar with a cloud computing environment to more easily allow professors around the world to incorporate technology into their curricula? Listen up Professors...

We know about globalization, but how are we preparing our future leaders and younger generation to prepare themselves to be ready to connect to the rest of the world.

There are more Entrepreneurship Programs opening up across the US and the world, and so how are we preparing them to be Global Entrepreneurs?

IBM has a solution, don't they always...This is a really cool video about how IBM has already helped over 200 schools. The video airing on Green Energy TV is titled: Smarter Students for a Smarter Planet

Check it out - http://greenenergytv.com/Watch.aspx?v=68f47cd3374a57b6   -Mark White, Guest Blogger for GreenEnergyTV.com

Future posts: Best Green companies, energy innovation, Sustainability Programs, green inventions, best green companies and new Hybrid Electric rides.

World's Best Biking City - Green Cities

Friday, January 29, 2010 by Guest Blogger
There are more green cities popping up around the world. Copenhagen is just one of the many green cities, but they are taking a different approach.

In addition to the many green things and initiatives Copenhagen has in place and has been doing, they are now known to be #1 World's Best Biking City.

The City of Copenhagen's official vision is to become the 'world's best bike city' with the goal that by 2015, 50% of the city's inhabitants will bike to work, school etc.

At present 36 percent of all Copenhageners cycle 1.2 million kilometres daily, which is one of the highest percentages in the world. With more than 300 kilometers of bicycle paths and the popular 'free token bike'.

Check out the video that's airing on our main site Green Energy TV and hear from the residents who bike year round http://greenenergytv.com/Watch.aspx?v=3e8117408a882722  - Dave Mann, Guest Blogger for GreenEnergyTV.com

AASHE - Two Green Thumbs Up Award for Sustainability Programs

Wednesday, January 13, 2010 by Craig Zamary
There has been a lot of positive news on topics such as schools going green, sustainability programs, green campuses, top green colleges and universities, sustainable campuses, etc.

There is an excellent organization called AASHE that has a mission to empower higher education to lead the sustainability transformation.

AASHE stands for Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education.

Green Energy TV has awarded AASHE with the Two Green Thumbs Up Award for their commitment to sustainability programs, and working with colleges and universities to create a sustainable future.

AASHE Two Green Thumbs Up Award for Sustainability ProgramsAASHE provides resources, professional development, and a network of support to enable institutions of higher education to model and advance sustainability in everything they do, from governance and operations to education and research.

AASHE is an excellent organization to team up with for schools going green, or if you are interested in implementing sustainability programs, being one of the top green colleges, green campuses and more.

Here's a link to their site: http://www.aashe.org/ and keep up the great work everyone at AASHE!


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New Sustainability Certificate Program

Monday, January 11, 2010 by Guest Blogger

I just did a post about Sustainability Programs and getting a Green Degree and I read about the new sustainability certificate program offered by the University of Colorado.

The program focuses on sustainability management for professionals to green their workplaces.

The University of Colorado's continuing education department is debuting the new "sustainability management certificate" in January to help professionals put a green edge on their existing expertise.

According to the Program Director Geoffrey Rubinstein, he said he expects the program to attract employees of mom-and-pop shops, larger companies, local government, nonprofit agencies and schools.

They also noted that the courses will be offered online in the near future to expand their reach nationwide as well as internationally.  Mike, Guest Blogger for Green Energy TV.

 

Sustainability Programs - Get a Green Degree

Monday, January 11, 2010 by Guest Blogger
There are a lot of new Sustainability Programs and green degrees you can get certification in an area of interest.

According to the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, there are now more than 100 majors, minors or certificates were created this year in energy and sustainability-focused programs at colleges big and small. And this is nationwide.

There has been a huge increase in the number of companies going green and the rise in green jobs. Academic institutions are offering Sustainability Programs, renewable energy-solar certificate programs, certified organic farming programs and more.

The people who are getting the certifications, experience and training in the green jobs sector are setting themselves up for being educated in the right place for a long time.

See if your local academic institution is offering a certification program in an area that interests you or check for a online class. Mike, Guest Blogger for Green Energy TV.

A Brief Statement on the Irrelevance of Global Warming

Tuesday, January 5, 2010 by Guest Blogger

“Global warming is an absolute fairy tale.”

“Global warming is the most important issue facing humanity today.”

 

You have almost certainly heard these exact statements, or words to that effect, spewing out of the mouths of any number of sources: scientists and politicians, commentators and business leaders, mailmen and grocery store clerks. Many of these sources are highly respected in their field. Or completely full of crap, depending on whom you believe. To exacerbate the problem, these factions spend as much time trying to prove their own credibility, while damaging that of the opposition, as they do trying prove the validity of their own argument. Glenn Beck told me that it is my right as an American to drive any vehicle I want. Alec Baldwin told me that Glen Beck is an idiot and that every time I start up my SUV, a baby polar bear dies. The volume and frequency is so great that it has almost become like white noise. White noise that should be ignored at our own peril…or just ignored. 

Global Warming

Let’s imagine for the moment that we all agree on the existence of global warming. Ahhh. Doesn’t that feel good? There is plenty of evidence from very reputable sources that would seem to prove its reality. This is actually the easiest part of the whole conundrum on which to reach an accord. Now that we are all holding hands and singing “Kumbaya” in three part harmony, I really hate to break up our virtual drum circle with the fact that there is another issue that must be addressed. This one is much more complex than the first: If global warming does in fact exist, what is the cause? Is it all part of an eons long cycle of global cooling and warming? Is it because Americans are the most prolific consumers of natural resources in the world? Is it because I forgot to turn out the lights in my living room when I left the house this morning?

 

On one hand, the ridiculously oversized charts in “An Inconvenient Truth” clearly demonstrate the correlation between carbon dioxide and temperature increase. On the other, MIT climate researchers have demonstrated that carbon dioxide levels increase following temperature increases, not preceding them. One argument states that the carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have risen since the Industrial Revolution. Others say that nothing puts more carbon dioxide into the air than volcanic explosions and that the global temperature has decreased following most major volcanic events. My liberal friend Ivan, who wears only free-range, fair trade, locally produced, organic hemp clothing, says that this is a black and white issue and that you are either with us or against us. My conservative friend Chip, who drives a monster truck powered by an engine that runs solely on the tears of the downtrodden, says that this is a leftist plot to help create a one world government. Seriously??? I feel like Vizinni from “The Princess Bride” trying to figure out which goblet contains the iocaine powder.

 

Allow me to present you with a third option that will simultaneously blow your minds, expand your horizons and free your souls. Global warming is irrelevant. Forget about it. It does not matter. There, I said it. Now before you string me up from the nearest wind turbine, hear me out. It does not really matter whether or not global warming exists because you do not need to believe in global warming to believe in being environmentally responsible. Our environment is a nonrenewable resource. It is the only one that we have and I am pretty sure that it is the only one that will be available to our grandchildren. Being environmentally conscious is good for all of us regardless of our beliefs or political affiliations. We all benefit from clean air and clean water. No one gains when a species becomes extinct. The long term harm caused by clear cutting an old growth forest certainly outweighs the short term profits. And, believe it or not, we can benefit financially from sound environmental practice as well.

 

When asked by an interviewer how he would make his first billion if he were once again a young man in his 20’s, Ted Turner replied without hesitation that he would invest in renewable energy. T. Boone Pickens and Warren Buffett have made similar statements. Renewable energy is one of the fastest growing market segments in the world and there is no reason why we as Americans cannot and should not reap the rewards of leading the world in a renewable energy revolution. There are billions to be made in R&D and manufacturing. Renewable energy can be the new US Steel or GM. And don’t think for a minute that if we don’t assume the mantle of leadership that other countries won’t. China would love to control that market as would India. Environmental responsibility is the economic future. Also, there is absolutely nothing wrong with turning a profit, but it should not be done at the expense of the natural environment.

 

Environmental stewardship should not be the fierce partisan political issue that it has become, but a jointly pursued goal that produces quantifiable economic results and corresponding increases in the quality of life. Responsible environmental stewardship is not dependent upon whether or not I carry a card from the ACLU or the NRA. It is not Right. It is not Left. It is not Communism. It is not an Autocracy. It is American and it is good for all of us. And that is something that we should all agree on.

 

Please do not email me with scientific data proving or disproving global warming; or things like, “Internal combustion engines can’t actually run on human misery.” If you do feel the need to send out such correspondence, you have missed the entire point of my article. Please delay sending any pending hate mail until you have had a chance to carefully reread the article. Then the next time someone asks where you stand on global warming, simply turn to them with a small, patient smile and proudly say, “It doesn’t matter.” Guest Blogger, Scot Loveland, Renewable Energy Manager with TCT Renewable Energy www.tctre.com

2010 New Year's Resolution - Green ideas

Monday, December 21, 2009 by Craig Zamary
A few of our readers sent us emails asking us to post the following ideas for some recommended Green New Year's resolutions for 2010.

Below are 7 of the 2010 Green New Year's Resolution Ideas:
  • Go on a Green Diet - In the New Year, many people go on a diet. This means, you can start eating certified organic foods that do not contain the food toxins or chemical toxins that are in most of our foods. You can also start to buy more of your food locally as well and get food that is fresh and support the local economy and help create more green jobs as a direct result of your purchases.
  • Do the Green Diet Exercise - One of our Guest Bloggers wrote about how he lost over 70 pounds by pedaling his bike to power his TV. Here's a link to that blog post if you are looking to power your TV while you watch it and save electricity and lose a lot of weight in the process blog.greenenergytv.com/blog/wind-power-technology/0/0/new-green-diet-pedal-and-watch
     
  • Say good-bye to Household Toxins - You can have an environment friendly home by eliminating the chemical toxins. Most of the store bought cleaners contain very harmful chemical toxins, however, you can switch to safer cleaners from companies such as Shaklee or Seventh Generation. There are many new green and safer cleaning products out there right now that do a great job without exposing your family to chemical toxins in your home.
  • Green your Lawn - Most of the chemicals in fertilizers used on the lawns in the US are banned in Europe because of the dangerous chemical toxins they contain and they seep back into our drinking water and affect fish and other wildlife as well. There are more options for this year with chemical free lawn care and organic lawn care. You can use bone meal and other organic lawn care products that prevent weeds and still give you a green lawn without the chemicals. Check out your local nursery and read the labels!
  • Get Green Jobs & Get Certified- There is an increase in green jobs, whether you decide to become a solar installer, energy rater, get involved in Sustainability Programs, etc. We have green jobs posted on our main site, and there are many other major outlets advertising green jobs on Indeed.com and Monster.com
  • Get a Green Degree - There are more schools and independent organizations offering classes on Sustainability Programs, certifications for LEED, Energy Raters, Solar and Wind Installers and more. Many of the top green universities are also offering green educational classes and degrees now and this can help you land  green jobs and prepare you for the future blog.greenenergytv.com/blog/green-jobs
  • Start a Green Business - There are many areas in green that are fast growing and opportunities increasing daily. We did a post a while back that talked about the growth areas of green and here's a link to some of the hottest and upcoming areas that deal with organic natural foods, eco friendly products, solar installation to geothermal energy, energy efficiency and green building.
If you have any Green New Year's Resolutions for 2010 that you would like to share, feel free to do so in the comments below. - Stay Green!

School bus turned into Mobile Organic Produce Stand

Tuesday, December 8, 2009 by Craig Zamary
There is a huge increase in the number of Entrepreneurship Programs in Colleges and High Schools across the country.

In addition to these Entrepreneurship Programs, you are seeing more Idea Fairs, Idea Contests and Business Idea Competitions. Students can enter these Business and Entrepreneur Competitions and win a lot of money too.

A Junior mechanical engineering major Mariano Mumpower, won first place and a $750 gift certificate to Amazon.com for winning November 19th's Idea Competition Finalists Review.

According to The Retriever Weekly's writer Chris Cook, Mariano Mumpower's winning idea is a traveling produce stand made from a refurbished and redesigned old school bus that would come to campus.

Very Cool Idea, Mariano! Good luck with the launch and hope to see one of you traveling produce stands in our area soon.

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