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This image portrays a comical yet, effective way of using alternative fuels. By the use of human waste as a biofuel, we as a culture will be properly disposing of our own waste in a productive way; thus, giving a new meaning to the phrase “haste makes waste”. Caption text and image reproduced with permission of the artist Julia Danowski.

Produced for a collaborative publishing effort between the Mount Mary College Science and Art departments. Learn more at www.mtmary.edu/fineart_news.htm.

Often in life there are many reminders of energy on a large scale, but this is a gentle reminder that energy is also seen on a smaller scale. The swift moving brush strokes emphasize the ever changing types of energy that keep our world turning. Caption text and image reproduced with permission of the artist Erinn Kulba.

Produced for a collaborative publishing effort between the Mount Mary College Science and Art departments. Learn more at www.mtmary.edu/fineart_news.htm.

Organic products such as corn, food scraps and grasses can be combined and processed to create biofuel. Caption text and image reproduced with permission of the artist Pamela Mazza-Mueller.

Produced for a collaborative publishing effort between the Mount Mary College Science and Art departments. Learn more at www.mtmary.edu/fineart_news.htm.

The flowing wind coming off the windmill represents the different types of organic materials that can create power; wind, plants, waste, and solar power. Caption text and image reproduced with permission of the artist Diana Moll.

Produced for a collaborative publishing effort between the Mount Mary College Science and Art departments. Learn more at www.mtmary.edu/fineart_news.htm.

Interior Design students show their work at the NARI Home Improvement Show each year. The work is part of the Interior Design Showcase and features a student designed and fabricated "room." The 2012 show was held February 9-12 at the Wisconsin State Fair Expo Center.