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Appendix B: REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS
Pages 63-66

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... B REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS Lilibeth Andre Peggy Crist Rice University Shell Center for U.S. Department of Sustainability Transportation Melissa Bain Jeremy Cross Houston-Galveston Area Council Gavin Dillingham Houston Independent School Katrina Bayer District Houston-Galveston Area Council Andrea Galindo Rice University Dagmar Beck Rice University Kathleen Garland University of Houston, Clear Rich Bissell Lake The National Academies Renissa Garza Montalvo Jim Blackburn City of Houston, Parks and Rice University Recreation Dept Dominic Brose Camilo Gomez The National Academies Rice University Armando Carbonell Lisa Gonzalez Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Houston Advanced Research Center Nancy Christopherson METRO Tamar Greasby National Center for Amma Cobbinah Atmospheric Research METRO 63
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... Department of Homeland Houston Sierra Club Security Angela Martinez Tom Ivy Knudson, LP Texas Stream Team Sarah Mason Mark Juedeman City of Houston Transition Houston John Mejia Lester King Desert Research Institute Shell Center for Sustainability Amar Mohite Stephen Klineberg City of Houston Rice University Catherine Mosbacher Jim Lester Center for Houston's Future Houston Advanced Research Center Marina Moses The National Academies Carol Lewis Texas Southern University John Nielsen-Gammon Texas A&M Dolly Li Shell Center for Sustainability Jennifer Ostlind City of Houston, Planning Lisa Lin Department Office of the Mayor of Houston Jamie Padgett Katherine Lorenz Rice University Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation Herminia Palacio Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services
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... REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS 65 Patrice Parsons Donna Rybiski ICLEI Center for Houston's Future Walter Peacock David Sailor Texas A&M Portland State University Stephanie Post Deanna Schmidt Rice University University of Houston, Clear Lake Natasha Prudent Centers for Disease Control and Janis Scott Prevention Rice University Dan Raine Anna Sedillo City of Houston, Department Of City of Houston Public Works & Engineering Jeff Taebel John Randolph Houston-Galveston Area Virginia Tech Council Laura Reséndez de Lozano Citlali Tapia Rice University Rice University Brenda Reyes Rives Taylor Houston Department of Health Gensler and Human Services Matthew Tejada Dylan Richmond Air Alliance Houston The National Academies Aaron Tuley Rocaille Roberts Meta-Pattern, LLC Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services Fay Watson Pearland Community Center Kristi Roberts University of Houston Geri Wells Wells Consulting Jennifer Ronk Houston Advanced Research Chuck Wemple Center Houston-Galvesotn Area Council
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... 66 PATHWAYS TO URBAN SUSTAINABILITY-HOUSTON Bruce Wilcoxon ConocoPhillips Leah Wolfthal University of Houston Michaelle Wormly WOMAN, Inc. Amanda Zuniga Houston-Galveston Area Council
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