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Event: The Facts about Tacoma’s Proposed Methanol Plant

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Keiko Budech

March 9, 2016

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Next Wednesday, join Sightline policy director Eric de Place to learn what the proposed methanol plant would mean for Tacoma and beyond. Eric will sit on a panel with speakers from Northwest Innovation Works, Citizens for a Healthy Bay, and the Environmental Protection Agency. Tacoma City Club will host this luncheon and panel discussion.

  • What: Luncheon: Tacoma’s Proposed Methanol Plant
  • When: Wednesday, March 16, 2016, 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
  • Where: Tacoma Landmark Catering & Convention Center (map)
  • RSVP: Tickets are available here
  • Hosted by: City Club of Tacoma

    Moderator

    Matt Driscoll: metro columnist, Tacoma News Tribune

    Panelists:

    Eric de Place: policy director, Sightline Institute
    Murray Vic Godley: president, Northwest Innovation Works
    Melissa Malott: executive director, Citizens for a Healthy Bay
    Jim Tiger: former specialist, Environmental Protection Agency

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Keiko Budech

Keiko Budech was a senior communications associate for Sightline Institute.

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