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Green Initiatives Fund is sponsored by Iowa State University Student Government. The Green Initiatives Fund supports student-initiated projects that promote environmental, economic, and social sustainability at Iowa State University. Funding is given to projects that align with goals such as reducing energy consumption, waste production, and the carbon footprint on campus.
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