WKU and Governor Announce New Energy Policy
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Updated: 7:50 PM Mar 18, 2009
WKU and Governor Announce New Energy Policy
WKU takes a major step toward reducing energy consumption on its campus and gains the support of Kentucky's governor while doing it.
Posted: 6:42 PM Mar 18, 2009
Reporter: Daniel Kemp
Email Address: daniel.kemp@wbko.com
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