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We Need Climate Action Now

Congress is considering House Resolution 9: The Climate Action Now Act, which would reverse President Trump’s reckless decision to abandon the Paris Agreement and abdicate ...

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Don't Let Trump Throw Clean Cars Standards in Reverse

President Donald Trump, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Andrew Wheeler, and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Deputy Administrator Heidi King are pushing to finalize ...

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Methane pollution standards protect our environment and keep us safe

Oil and gas methane pollution standards are commonsense safeguards that help keep our air clean and our families healthier. Now, Donald Trump and Environmental Protection ...

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Tell Your Senator You Support the Clean Power Plan

Climate change poses an undeniable threat to our national security, health, and economy. In the wake of three of the most destructive hurricanes in U.S. ...

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Clean Cars Standards and Our Health are Under Attack

Clean car standards help keep our air clean, save us money at the pump, and are the most effective policy we have on the books ...

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Tell Your Senator: No Riders

Congress is hashing out the next budget. Disappointingly, many lawmakers are once again trying to use the budget to sneak in harmful repeals of and ...

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Washington Governor Inslee Wants To Wean Utilities Off Coal

Huffington Post | May 19, 2014

With an abundant supply of hydroelectric power, Washington state currently gets less than 14 percent of its electricity from coal.

Blast rocks Washington gas plant; 4 workers hurt

USA Today | April 01, 2014

A large explosion rocked a natural gas processing plant on the Washington-Oregon border Monday, injuring five workers, causing about 400 people to evacuate from nearby ...

Study a window into coal train air pollution

The Olympian | March 11, 2014

If you need another reason to oppose coal exports to China, take a look at some just-published research conducted by University of Washington atmospheric sciences ...

Seattle City Council calls for statewide moratorium on new oil train terminals

Fox 13 | March 10, 2014

The Seattle City Council on Monday unanimously passed a resolution calling for a statewide moratorium on new oil train terminals in Washington.

More refinery oversight south after Wash. blast

Associated Press | January 30, 2014

Federal officials are recommending tougher state and federal oversight of oil refineries after investigating a 2010 explosion and fire at a Tesoro Corp. refinery in ...

Things turn nasty in Olympia over climate change

Herald of Everett | January 24, 2014

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