Our world, country and state do not need an increase in hazardous pollutants. Healthy and clean air is what we all strive for, and the Kalama Manufacturing and Marine Export Facility would reduce the air quality to a devastating level. We are at a critical point in the climate crisis. Please stop denying the crisis and work on sustainable clean and healthy alternatives for embracing growth and economic prosperity. As a concerned gramma, born in Kelso, living in Vancouver, with two sons and their families living in Longview, I implore you to deny the permit for this project to move forward.
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Letter: Deny permit for Kalama plant
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