It’s almost game time! With a walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning, the Seattle Mariners head to the playoffs for the first time in 21 years. GO M’s! And just as the Mariners have hit a milestone, Washington state reached a major climate action...
“The number one thing we can do is the exact thing that we’re not doing” Joel Makower, chairman of GreenBiz Group, studied the findings of several opinion polls. Spoiler alert: What he found was sobering. Despite decades of education and activism, not to mention...
KUOW: The future of renewable energy may lie in organic waste There are lots of renewable energy forms out there: solar, wind, hydro, and nuclear, for instance. But Snohomish County is investing in something different — a kind of renewable energy you may not have...
Delivering a clean economy Have you seen one of those Rivian electric vans making Amazon deliveries in your neighborhood? Last month Amazon deployed the first of what will be 100,000 Rivian vans as it aims for a 100% zero-emissions fleet. Not to be left in the dust,...
Remembering Terry Williams The Tulalip Tribe, Washington state, and the larger climate community lost a powerhouse leader and much-loved friend in Terry Williams this week. HE’S ONE OF THE ANCESTORS NOW Terrance Rollo Williams left this world at age 74 on July...
A Marshall Plan for Middle America As a leader among states transitioning to a clean economy, Washington state can learn lessons and discover ideas from other states. Last week, Clean & Prosperous Institute organized a delegation of 45 key climate stakeholders on...
