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Cleaner cars could come to Oregon—with your help

This December, Oregon’s Environmental Quality Commission will vote on proposed tailpipe emissions standards so that by 2035, 100% of new cars sold will be zero emission…

Confirm that we want clean cars in Washington!

To meet our climate goals, Washington needs to keep expanding affordable, clean transportation options. Let the state know that you support three beneficial updates to…

Climate Now! Music and conversation at the Royal Room

Join us at the Royal Room in Seattle for an evening of music and climate conversation, featuring Wayne Horvit'z The Royal We!

Climate shifts: pigs cleared for takeoff

Today is big. When people work together with tenacity and perseverance, we can accomplish things that once seemed impossible. Now, we must keep up this momentum.

Do we really need to electrify all those vehicles? Yes—and quickly

Our transportation research indicates that it's urgent that we accelerate the transition to electric vehicles of all types. At the same time, it’s clear we need to…

Climate + cosmos = 💌
by Stephanie Noren on July 14, 2022

Space is the place, extreme heat felt across the globe, and coal is still not going to work
Make history (again) and keep climate action strong in WA
by Kelly Hall on July 12, 2022

WA made history by passing the strongest bill in the country to cap carbon pollution statewide. State agencies are starting the implementation process with a comment period on the draft rules ending this Friday July 15th. You can add your voice to influence this groundbreaking climate policy and let the Department of Ecology know what’s important to you.
No time to burn: let's keep the future of gas short in Oregon
by Nora Apter and Greer Ryan on July 11, 2022

Fossil "natural" gas is far from being the safe, clean product that gas and fossil fuel companies claim.
Tell Oregon regulators: we want clean and safe buildings in our future
by Greer Ryan on July 8, 2022

Together we can let the Public Utility Commissioners know that there is NO FUTURE for methane gas in Oregon.
Supreme Court versus a livable future
by Jonathan Lawson on June 30, 2022

Reactions to the SCOTUS climate decision; climate change and young people's mental health; and the importance of nurturing optimism despite everything.