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Can Corporate Sustainability & Economic Growth Coexist?
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EarthShare Fellowship Established to Support Sustainable Design Students at Georgia Tech's College of Architecture
The Fellowship fund will be awarded upon finalizing the selection criteria and process, possibly by fall, 2014 and support graduate students studying sustainable design and construction within the College of Architecture at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech).