When the Washington State Legislature passed the Climate Pollution Limits bill in 2020, it etched into law aggressive economy-wide carbon emissions limits to achieve by 2050. For the building sector, this translates into a 96% emission decrease below 2020 levels in three decades.

It’s no secret that contemporary industrial timber practices fall short of realizing the potential of Pacific Northwest forests to sequester carbon.

Our list of some of the more informative podcasts we listened to in 2021.

2021 Energy Leadership Organization Achievement Award

A new study finds that nearly all major sources of fine particulate air pollution disproportionately affect people of color in the United States.

HB1084 – The Healthy Homes and Clean Buildings bill – provides WA a model for reducing building sector GHG emissions.

2021 may be the year that Washington establishes a clean fuel standard, joining CA, OR, and BC.

As 2020 drew to a close, Washington State Governor Jay Inslee announced a bold climate package to put the state on a path to transition to cleaner sources...

The Washington State Department of Commerce engaged the Clean Energy Transition Institute (CETI) in March to provide technical consultation...

The 2020 Washington state legislative session ended on Thursday, March 12, 2020. While a short session, several important clean energy bills passed.

With glaciers melting, seas rising, wildfires raging, and storms intensifying, Americans have awakened to the reality of climate change.

In the event that Democrats win back the Senate in 2020, current Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) would introduce a proposal to speed up the transition...