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NW governors optimistic on climate action

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On Friday, Dec. 14, Climate Solutions hosted a live Twitter Q&A with Governors Jay Inslee and Kate Brown. At the time, international climate negotiators were meeting in Katowice, Poland for the COP 25 conference, we marked the third anniversary of the Paris Climate Agreement passed, and both governors had announced climate priorities for 2019 and beyond. Below is a selection of tweets from that Q&A.

Climate action 2019? We are IN

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On the anniversary of the historic Paris climate accord, the world met again in Katowice. Now the Washington legislature prepares for what could be a historic session for climate action.

November election did not temper voters' taste for climate action

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As Governor Inslee announces his climate agenda for 2019, a new post-election poll shows that a majority of voters support policies to accelerate solutions to the climate crisis.

Maneuvering for climate action: state, national and international

by Devon Downeysmith on

Responses to the latest National Climate Assessment; prioritizing climate in Oregon 2019, and more recent news on clean energy

What we're in for (unless we act fast)

by Vlad Gutman-Britten on

The latest iteration of the National Climate Assessment gets particular about the risks our region faces without fast climate action.

A standing ovation for... building codes? Believe it!

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Hal Harvey fired up the crowd at our 20th anniversary dinner in Portland.

Join the Climate Champions

by Savitha Reddy Pathi on

We hope you'll help mark Climate Solutions' 20th anniversary by making a donation on this #GivingTuesday!

Midterm results: new energy for clean energy

by Devon Downeysmith on

As record-breaking wildfires menace California, election outcomes across the US hold promise for clean energy momentum.

Delivering on the green wave in 2019

by Meredith Connolly on

What the election victories in Oregon mean for increasing clean energy and climate progress in the coming year. 

Let's make 2019 a year for ambitious climate action in Washington

by Vlad Gutman-Britten on

We can and should expect ambitious action on clean energy from Washington's incoming Legislature.

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