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.
No on 2117 Campaign, Its Nearly 600 Coalition Members, & Governor Jay Inslee Celebrate the Defeat of Initiative 2117 No on 2117 Statewide Grassroots Organizing Program Had Over 2,000 Volunteers, Knocked on 180,000 Doors, Made Over 176,000 Calls to Voters SEATTLE, WA — The No on 2117 campaign, its statewide coalition of nearly 600 organizations and Tribal Nations,...
This fall, climate is on the ballot. That’s just the truth. It’s true nationally, and even internationally. Former President Trump has made clear that if re-elected, he will pull the United States out of the United Nations Paris Climate Agreement. He will roll back the transition to clean energy sources and open federal lands to...
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.
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