WHISTLE STOP #1
Raymond, WA
When More Industry is Also Pro-Environment:
How Industrial Symbiosis Can Multiply Jobs and Environmental Benefits
This program covered how “industrial symbiosis” is coming to life in Raymond, Washington, through integrated, multi-value approaches to economic development that can serve triple-bottom-line values and speed our journey to sustainable and broadly shared prosperity. Read about the Raymond Value Planning Workshop that inspired this Whistle Stop!
GUEST PANELIST: Per Møller Senior Symbiosis Developer, Kalundborg Symbiosis
GUEST PANELIST: Steve Moddemeyer Principal, CollinsWoerman
GUEST PANELIST: Kathleen Sayce Ecological Consultant and Botanist
TOUR GUIDE: Jim Sayce Director, Port of Willapa Harbor
HOST: Rhys Roth Executive Director, Center for Sustainable Infrastructure
MODERATOR: Ted Sturdevant Director of Strategic Initiatives, Center for Sustainable Infrastructure
In this conversation, we address:
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What the heck is "industrial symbiosis"?
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How did Washington legislators pass a bipartisan measure to stand up the nation’s first statewide Industrial Symbiosis program?
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How can Industrial Symbiosis multiply jobs, grow community value, and achieve breakthroughs in environmental performance in a wide range of NW communities?
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What is CSI doing to scale Industrial Symbiosis, and how can I help?
Industrial Symbiosis Screening Guide | Industrial Symbiosis FAQ
OUR AIM
Build a thriving, sustainable future of broadly shared prosperity in communities all across our region through integrated infrastructure solutions. Contact info@centerforsi.org to learn more.