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News Releases
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May 13, 2013
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Investor/Philanthropist and Governor Stress Global Warming as an Economic Imperative at Climate Solutions Annual BreakfastBefore a crowd of 900+ both Gov. Inslee and Steyer highlighted clean energy success on the West Coast while stressing the urgent need for the region to lead in capping carbon emissions and growing jobs through both private and public investment at local, state, regional and national levels.
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May 09, 2013
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KC Golden Among 20 Winners of Prestigious Awards to Sign Joint LetterToday, a group of 20 winners of the prestigious Heinz and Goldman environmental prizes, including KC Golden, Policy Director for Climate Solutions, delivered a letter to Secretary of State John Kerry asking him to reject the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and support clean energy solutions to address climate change.
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Jan 30, 2013
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Rural Success Stories Show Harvesting Clean Energy Practical, Profitable
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Jan 17, 2013
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DOE Taps New Head of BPA for First Time in Decade
News Clips
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May 08, 2013The Oregonian
- Terminal developer Kinder Morgan will not go forward with a proposal to export coal to Asia from the Port Westward industrial park on the Columbia River, a company spokesman said this morning.
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May 06, 2013The Seattle Times
- Seattle officials unveil a 37-year climate action plan for the city.
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May 06, 2013Platts
- Aviation biofuel's newly minted ability to generate tradable US renewables credits, known as RINs, may be key to the industry's economics, according to market watchers. "The availability of RINs is a critical bridge to commercial viability," Nancy Young, vice president of environmental affairs for US airline trade group Airlines for America, said in a recent interview. "It means there is an economic value assigned to the renewable content in jet fuel that can help the producer of that fuel get closer to the price of traditional jet fuel," Young said. Biofuels have yet to take flight in the aviation industry, as airlines and biorefiners have still to develop the economies of scale and technological prowess to make drop-in fuels cost-competitive with conventional jet fuel.
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May 06, 2013New York Magazine
- His climate-change policy has been an abject failure, says Al Gore and just about everyone else. They’re wrong. Here’s why.

