Build Back Better with the Climate Commitment Act
Overwhelming support for SB 5126
Environmental groups. Energy companies. Local employers. Equity advocates. These voices and many more agree: The Climate Commitment Act (SB 5126) is exactly what Washington needs right now. We have to start pushing down statewide emissions. We have to do it equitably. And we have to do it in a way that will boost our economy at this crucial moment.
- 36th District Environmental Caucus
- 43rd District Democrats Environmental Caucus
- African American Community Cultural & Educational Society
- AFSCME Council 28
- Allumia
- American Institute of Architects WA Council
- Appropriate Technology Group
- Audubon Washington
- Citizen's Climate Lobby
- Confederated Tribes & Bands of the Yakama Nation
- Counterpointe Sports Group
- Denis Hayes, Emeritus Chair, Earthday.org
- Earth Up
- Eco Consulting LLC
- Ecotope Inc.
- Horizon House Environment Committee
- IBEW
- Indivisible Bainbridge Island
- Indivisible Eastside
- Indivisible Skagit
- Indivisible Vashon
- Indivisible Whidbey
- International Union of Painters & Allied Trades (IUPAT)
- Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe
- John L Scott Des Moines
- League of Women Voters of Washington
- Low Carbon Prosperity Institute
- MDC - Metropolitan Development Council
- Methow Valley Citizens Council Action Fund
- Microsoft
- National Fisheries Conservation Center
- NW Seaport Alliance
- Office of Governor Jay Inslee
- Olympia Indivisible
- Pacific EV Solutions
- Pacific North Westy
- Pearl Jam
- People for Climate Action
- Puget Sound Partnership
- Puyallup Tribe of Indians
- Quinault Indian Nation
- Rain Spirit Farm
- Rainier Audubon Society
- Renewable Northwest
- Rick Steves Europe
- Sally Jewell, Former US Secretary of the Interior
- Sauk-Suiattle Tribe
- Seattle City Light
- SEIU 1199NW
- Snohomish County Indivisible
- Snoqualmie Indian Tribe
- Squaxin Island Tribe
- Taylor Shellfish Farms
- The Nature Conservancy
- The WA Black Lives Matter Alliance
- Tulalip Tribes
- Volt Athletics
- WA Federation of State Employees
- Wallingford Indivisible
- Washington Conservation Voters/Washington Environmental Council
- Washington Indivisible Network
- Washington Public Ports Association
- Women of Wisdom
News and insights
Webinar episode 2: What’s the big deal with the Climate Commitment Act?
Last week we debuted the informational webinar, “Washington State’s Climate Commitment Act: A New Standard for Action”. This week we share the webinar in short pieces for easy viewing. In this...
Webinar episode 1: How did the Climate Commitment Act get done?
Last week we debuted the informational webinar, “Washington State’s Climate Commitment Act: A New Standard for Action”. This week we share the webinar in short pieces for easy viewing. In this first...
Webinar: Washington State’s Climate Commitment Act: A New Standard for Climate Action
Yesterday a stellar lineup of climate policy experts answered questions about the recently-enacted Climate Commitment Act: What does it do? How did it get done? What’s the big deal? And... What’s...
The moment has finally come
Today Governor Jay Inslee will sign the Climate Commitment Act (CCA) - SB 5126 - positioning Washington State as a national climate leader by passing the first climate legislation to pave the way to...
The page is not big enough
This Sunday we will run a full-page ad in major newspapers across the state, thanking the leadership in Olympia for their work in passing two historic bills that benefit both our environment and the...
“Washington state now has the nation’s most ambitious climate policy”
Nationally-respected writer David Roberts publishes the Volts newsletter: “Clean energy and politics, electrified”. Today’s edition is electric indeed. Read (or listen) here: Volts Blog &...
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