The Democratic governor told his administration Tuesday to develop a cap on emissions of greenhouse gases so Washington can meet its commitment to cut 1990-level emissions in half by 2050.
But he opted against pursuing a clean fuel standard because that would have triggered a Republican-sponsored “poison pill” jeopardizing mass-transit funding.
Environmental Priorities Coalition (EPC) celebrates its legislative and budget victories, including passage of 100% Clean School Buses (HB 1368), and an estimated $1.2 billion in Climate Commitment Act funding for critical needs in communities.
The Environmental Priorities Coalition (EPC) celebrates Senators voting 29-20 to pass HB 1368 off the Senate floor. Once the House concurs, the bill will be sent to the Governor's desk to become law.
FERC’s final recommendation: License the development despite the objections of Tribal Governments and dozens of climate and environmental advocacy groups.
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