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Contributed by: Emily Arell on 10/3/2008

Town Hall Meeting Oct. 4

Who: State Representative Sara Gagliardi (host)

Panelists:

Lamont Hull, Hill Petroleum
A representative will address pricing from crude to final product and what factors into those prices.

Mark Yancey, CEO, BBI Bioventures
Will discuss transitional fuels, including biodiesel

Natalia Swalnick, Air Quality/Clean Cities Manager, American Lung Association
Will discuss the benefits of alternative fuels and vehicles and their popularity in Colorado

WHAT: Pain at the Pump- Why is Gasoline so Expensive?

State Representative Sara Gagliardi hosts monthly town hall meeting
At the grocery store, at the beauty shop, anytime people are chatting, the price of gas is a hot topic. And that chatting is filled with much speculation, misinformation, and little information about what we can do to ease the pain.

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