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As the final results of this November’s midterm election roll in, one thing is clear: climate action was on the ballot in Oregon, and voters made it clear that they want more!
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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 reporter Sammy Roth recapped this week’s election results with the observation that every election is a climate election, and noted some important shifts in candidates
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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 healthy homes that run on low-cost, 100% clean electricity instead of methane gas
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Voting yes on Measure 113 will help us make the necessary progress in Oregon on an equitable transition to a clean energy-powered grid, transportation system, and buildings.
by Jonathan Lee on
In this week's Climate Cast: Electric school buses across the country, air quality woes, upcoming elections, rising methane pollution, and holding NW Natural accountable.
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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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Every election is a climate election! In Washington it's not too late to register to vote. And it's never too late to make sure your friends and neighbors are registered. And of course, to vote.
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In this week's ClimateCast: the urgent need for clean energy infrstructure, resiliency and hard choices, West Coast climate leadership and more.
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Stella saves big on an electric heat pump, but will others in WA enjoy the same benefits?
Seattle resident Stella Chao loves her home but not its oil-burning furnace. Between several state and local clean energy incentives and heat pump rebate programs, she saved over $6,000 by replacing her oil furnace with an electric heat pump. However, clean energy success stories like Stella’s would be endangered if Initiative 2066 passes in Washington.