6PM-7PM
Black Hawk College, Moline
State legislators will be making important decisions about the future of energy in Illinois this year. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently made history by announcing that for the first time, it will require carbon to be treated as a pollutant. This gives Illinois the chance to move towards a cleaner, more reliable, and affordable energy economy while creating thousands of jobs. There are several proposals in Springfield that address energy issues that are under consideration this year and next.
Experts from several environmental organizations will give information on the Clean Power Plan and on the proposed Illinois Clean Jobs bill. Representative Mike Smiddy will attend and provide his insight into overall energy issues in Springfield.
RSVP at ilenviro.org/qcforum or iec
