Come Join FLOW as we return to our Outreach and Education Speaker Series on Tues., Sep. 14, 5:30-6:30 at Whetstone Library!
Brian Will is an organizer of Sustainable Grandview, a grassroots, community-based citizens allia

As coal tar sealants degrade, their toxic particles are washed into the waterways and are tracked into our homes.
From a sustainability perspective, Brian’s primary interest is advocating for the protection of wildlife and natural habitat, especially native tre
Brian has achieved household carbon neutrality with the help of rooftop solar panels, reducing household energy usage, diet and lifestyle changes and purchasing carbon offsets through Carbon Neutral Ohio.
In his role with Sustainable Grandview, Brian has written white papers and made presentations to the city council and mayor on various environmental topics, including the importance of tree canopies and the dangers of coal-tar driveway and parking lot sealants. Brian will be discussing the latter, as toxic coal-tar represents a significant threat to humans as well as aquatic life in the watershed