George Hawkins. Image from DDOE.

Tomorrow at 2 pm, Greater Greater Washington will host George Hawkins, Director of the District Department of the Environment. DDOE measures air and water pollution, helps conserve wildlife and fisheries, manages storm water runoff, encourages proper disposal of waste, encourages efficient use of energy in buildings through energy audits and weatherizing programs, and manages the District Youth “Green Summer” program, where over 800 DC youth work over the summer on environmentally-related projects.

Please tune in live on Tuesday when Mr. Hawkins will take your questions. If aren’t available then, feel free to leave your questions in the comments and we’ll select some for the discussion.

This live chat will be simulcast on the DDOE website.

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Tagged: environment, live chat, sustainability

Michael Perkins blogs about Metro operations and fares, performance parking, and any other government and economics information he finds on the Web. He lives with his wife and two children in Arlington, Virginia.