2019 Preliminary Summary of Legislation Passed by the Washington State Legislature

Pretty impressive document. Issued by the Office of Program Research Washington House of Representatives and published on April 29, 2019.

Pretty impressive document. Issued by the Office of Program Research Washington House of Representatives and published on April 29, 2019.
People for Climate Action coalition is pushing ahead with educational programs to bring city officials and the general public in King County up to speed on the sort of actions that cities can take to reduce our climate change impacts. PCA holds frequent webinars on climate actions, and you can review the latest at https://peopleforclimateaction.org/ .
What’s Next: Moving Into the Great Turning WWFOR Fall Retreat, November 21, 2020 Register Here If you have already registered, but have NOT received the login information by email, then click the link above and register again! Computer gremlins have prevented us from tracking registrations between 10/27/20 and 11/11/20. Participate and listen to leaders working…
As devastating wildfires burned thousands of acres across Washington in 2020, blanketing our state with smoke and unhealthy air, it was unmistakable that the effects of climate change were helping the fires start easier, spread faster, and last longer. The science is clear that climate change poses significant risks to our economy, our health, our…
The Yes to EKC PUD (East King County Public Utility District) Coalition Building team, for the Yes to East King County PUD campaign, is currently collecting signatures to get a measure on the ballot in November to replace Puget Sound Energy (PSE) with a public utility district (PUD) in northeast King County. We are in the…
An urgent ask from Al Otro Lado: Do you have people in your network who can help companion children who were separated at the border to be reunited? Read more here and fill out this form to express interest in volunteering as a companion. The info session: Join us on Wed. April 10th at 5 pm PDT for an info session on…
Reprint from 2016 If we avoided people of other races, we could live in peace, the thinking went. Native Americans and Chinese were once expelled from the city; Japanese were interned during WWII. Blacks were clustered in the segregated Central District in Seattle and, along with Asians and Jews, were banned from many neighborhoods through…