HUGE win for climate-friendly buildings in WA
We’ve done a lot in Washington to advance our efforts to cut toxic air pollution, provide more options for efficient, clean energy, and create good in-state jobs. We know Washington voters want climate action—we’re coming off an incredible victory in 2024 by defeating I-2117 to protect the Climate Commitment Act.
Our Legislative work in 2025 will zero in on more ways we can continue to go big and reduce our climate pollution by half within the next five years. Addressing climate change has always been an enormous challenge, but our wins in Washington demonstrate that we can and we must keep building on our progress.
We’re also working with the Environmental Priorities Coalition. You can read more about those priorities here.
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The Energy Upgrade Navigator Program would help Washington residents access state and federal clean energy investments to save money, helping the…
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The urgency of the climate crisis requires bold and meaningful action every single year. In 2023, Washington's Legislature must prioritize the health…
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Homes, offices, and other buildings are a major source of climate and air pollution. Thankfully, the best solutions will save you money on energy…
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The 2023 Washington Legislative session is underway. Here are the major climate and clean energy issues Climate Solutions is tracking this year.
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Washington finalizes Clean Fuel Standard to reduce climate pollution, protect health, and benefit local economy with implementation beginning Jan 1,…
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More electric vehicles are coming to Washington and they're a critical part of our clean transportation future
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Friday, November 4thwas a big, great day in our efforts for cleaner, healthier homes and buildings!
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Climate election 2022: neither a red nor a green wave Los Angeles Times rep
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The Washington State Building Code Council voted today to adopt new statewide residential building codes that will drive the transition to safe and…
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In this week's Climate Cast: Electric school buses across the country, air quality woes, upcoming elections, rising methane pollution, and holding NW…
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An incredible showing, representing the fabric and diversity of our climate community, raising the volume for clean and healthy homes
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Our Clean Vehicle showcase featured zero-emission buses, drayage, and garbage trucks.
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The impacts of our dependence on fossil fuels are becoming clearer all the time.
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The US West leads the way on electric vehicles and clean tech, more details about the landmark federal climate bill, melting roads, and NW Natural…
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WA State has an opportunity to ensure the most climate friendly state residential energy codes in the country.
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