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Sightline Talks About Water

SwatchJunkies

On November 10, I’ll be participating in what I expect to be an interesting discussion hosted by the Cascadia Green Building Council.

The event will ask “what’s next?” for Northwest Water Issues and focus on moving ideas forward – into action. Doors open at 5pm for networking and refreshments; panelist discussion and action brainstorm 5:30-7pm. The location is in downtown Seattle at the Rainier Square Conference Center, 1301 5th Ave, 3rd Floor. It’s $5 for Cascadia GBC Members and $15 non-members. You can register here.

I’ll be joined on the panel by Steve Moddemeyer, who leads CollinsWoerman’s Sustainable Development practice, and Aaron Henderson, the Environmental Health Natural Resources Program Manager for Clark County Public Health.  The panel will be moderated by Joel Sisolak CGBC’s Director of Education. The discussion will be facilitated by Teresa Burrelsman, a senior consultant at Eco Via Consulting.

It should be fun. You’ll find more info here.

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Eric de Place

Eric de Place spearheaded Sightline’s work on energy policy for two decades.

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