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What Equity Has to Do with Washington’s Energy Transition

Washington’s Climate Justice Landscape and the Role of the Utilities and Transportation Commission A just energy ...

Six coalition members standing in front of Capitol Building in Olympia, one hoisting a coffee cup, smiling on a sunny day.

Lawmakers Must Uphold Commitments to Environmental Justice, Climate Resilience, and Community Engagement

As Washington State faces a multi-billion dollar budget deficit during this legislative session, tough decisions about ...

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Legislature Short on Community Climate Commitments in Budget, Again; Agencies Must Pick Up Slack

The 2024 Washington State Legislative session adjourned in March, with legislators and Governor Jay Inslee approving ...

Data from the Frontlines: Our Draft Plan for Collecting Data at Washington Community Assemblies

This piece was originally published on the People’s Economy Lab website by Laura Nash. What is ...

Linking Carbon Markets Won’t Benefit Our Frontline Communities

by Nico Wedekind In the next few weeks, the Washington State Department of Ecology is set ...

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Legislature Falls Short on Community Climate Commitments in 2023–2025 Budget

Two years after the establishment of the Climate Commitment Act, how is the legislature fulfilling its ...

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