Renewable Energy Group (REG), the Iowa company that bought nearly all the assets of Imperium Renewables last summer, said in a document filed with state regulators that “its future plans at Grays Harbor do not include handling crude oil.”
the Washington State Legislature confirmed that honoring Tribal treaty rights and saving lower Snake River salmon from extinction are important priorities. The final 2023-25 Washington State Transportation and Operating Budgets funded planning to transition the energy, transportation, and irrigation services currently provided by the four aging dams on the lower Snake River. These plans are the concrete next steps to recover salmon, restore the lower Snake River and maintain clean energy and agriculture in the region.
The 2023 Washington Legislative Session concludes, with legislators harnessing Washingtonians advocacy to achieve big wins for people and our environment with passage of transformative update to the State’s Growth Management Act, and allocation of nearly $1 billion Climate Commitment Act (CCA) dollars, the nation’s strongest polluter-pay law, to cut carbon pollution, and invest in local communities and carbon sequestration.
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