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One day after Earth Day 2012, more discussion tonight about man’s role in keeping the earth in balance.
These Wright State Lake Campus students were learning about sustainability.
Celina architect David Sundersingh was the featured speaker at an event at the campus.
The goal was to get people excited about why sustainability is important to mankind’s survival.
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