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EcoExpo displays MIT's sustainability initiative

EcoExpo, a free sustainability exhibition open to the public, will bring together students and student groups from across the Institute to showcase the full range of sustainability initiatives being developed at MIT, on Wednesday, April 25 in the Stata Center.

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