Clean & Prosperous Washington
Press Highlights
Press Release: Nearly 30 Leading Economists Sign Open Letter Opposing Washington State’s Initiative 2117 & Warning of Its Costs to State
Tri-City Herald: Are initiatives on WA ballots worth it? Here’s how much cash they brought to Tri-Cities
The Stranger’s Endorsements for the November 5, 2024 General Election
Environmental Defense Fund: New modeling shows the power and potential of cap-and-invest in Washington state
Puget Sound Business Journal: Moses Lake faces power crunch amid manufacturing boom
The Leader: Understand what’s at stake with Initiative 2117 and vote no
Sightline Institute: (Re)explaining Washington’s Climate Commitment Act
Columbian: Clark County could lose millions of dollars for projects if voters OK I-2117 to repeal cap-and-invest
Seattle Medium: Study: Initiative 2117 Could Cost Washington 45,000 Jobs And $9.1 Billion In Economic Output
Center Square: Fact check: Critics say Initiative 2117 would cut transportation funding
Everett Herald: Editorial: I-2117 no bargain for climate, transportation; vote no
Lynnwood Times: Interactive map now available showcasing CCA projects at risk if I-2117 passes
Spokane Public Radio: Advocacy group wants voters to keep WA climate law
Washington State Standard: Washington climate auction prices remain low as repeal vote looms
San Juan Islander: Report: WA’s cap-and-invest program could add 45,000 jobs, $9 billion
Seattle Bike Blog: Cascade: ‘Vote NO on I-2117 if you love bikes and trails’
Suburban Times: Map Update Reveals $186M in Climate Investments at Risk in Pierce County
The Seattle Times: Northwest sizzle a reminder of need to confront a changing climate
Everett Herald: If Climate Commitment Act is repealed, what local projects are at risk?
Everett Herald: Comment: Passing I-2117 would blast hole in transportation fixes
E&E News: Battle over Washington’s carbon market hinges on gasoline prices
Seattle Times: WA lawmakers rush to show climate act’s value before it goes to ballot
Fast Company: Why this hedge fund manager is spending $6 million to kill Washington’s landmark tax and climate bills
