by Climate Solutions on December 6, 2019

Join us throughout the year and learn more about real climate solutions.   Climate Leaders Live! is our new online series where we, and collaborators, present conversations, policy deep dives, and explorations of how we can build a better future together. We’ll hear from organizations, businesses, elected officials, and community leaders in public health, environmental justice and more—leaders who are thinking big and working on different approaches to accelerate our transition to an equitable, just, and 100% clean economy.

by Jonathan Lee on December 4, 2019

We need one more big push to make clear to AAA of Oregon and other corporate interests that blocking climate action is bad for business.

by Savitha Reddy Pathi on December 3, 2019

We're celebrating acts of courage this Giving Tuesday here at Climate Solutions. Help us reach our goal of $2,500 with a gift today!

by Devon Downeysmith on November 29, 2019

Electric trucks are from the future...and the future has arrived A previously idled General Motors assembly plant will soon accelerate again with new production and new local jobs—and it’s going electric. Lordstown Motors recently purchased a 6.2 million square-foot auto assembly facility from GM with plans to man

by Kimberly Larson on November 27, 2019

Talking about climate can be an important part of Thanksgiving meals and hangouts. We've got some tips to make it productive, a little easier—and absolutely inspiring.

by Gregg Small on November 25, 2019

It's time for climate hope, but also for courage, determination and action

by Joëlle Robinson on November 20, 2019

Washington has a great responsibility to lead on climate...and a great opportunity to do so right now—by taking action on transporation emissions.

by Climate Solutions on November 19, 2019

The City of Issaquah supports Clean Fuel Standard as key way to clean up vehicle pollution.

by Leah Missik on November 13, 2019

We need to plan for more electric cars, trucks and buses, but we also need to make it possible to get around by walking, rolling, and transit—and reduce the amount we need to drive in the first place. 

by Devon Downeysmith on November 12, 2019

Scientists answer Trump's Paris withdrawal by declaring a climate emergency. Meanwhile, every day presents more reasons to leave fossil fuels behind and embrace clean solutions.