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Live Green Revolving Loan Fund is sponsored by Iowa State University Live Green Initiative. The Live Green Revolving Loan Fund provides interest-free loans for campus projects at Iowa State University that promote energy conservation and sustainability and provide a return on investment through increased efficiencies. Loan recipients repay their loans through savings derived from the implementation of their project.
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