Event: The Facts about Tacoma’s Proposed Methanol Plant

Eric de Place speaks about methanol at a City Club of Tacoma luncheon.

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Author: Keiko Budech

(@keikoanya) on March 9, 2016 at 1:00 pm

This article is part of the series Fracked Fuel & Petrochemical Projects in the Pacific Northwest

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