Build Back Better with the Climate Commitment Act

The Climate Commitment Act has passed! Now what?

Take a look at our recent webinar to understand more about the CCA, what happens now that it is law, and how you can get involved.

HISTORIC CLIMATE LEGISLATION BECOMES LAW
Washington is on the path to carbon neutrality by 2050

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Sightline Institute

WASHINGTON STATE LEADS THE NATION ON CLIMATE ACTION
Decades of organizing and political leadership finally paid off

Environmental Defense Fund

Washington State’s Climate Commitment Act:
A model for ambitious climate policy

Climate XChange

Now That the Climate Commitment Act Has Passed, What Does That Mean For the Future of Cap-and-Invest in the United States?

Volts

Washington state now has the nation’s most ambitious climate policy

Overwhelming support from a broad-based coalition accelerates climate action in Washington state

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.

Confederated Tribes & Bands of the Yakama Nation

Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe

Puyallup Tribe of Indians

Quinault Indian Nation

Sauk-Suiattle Tribe

Snoqualmie Indian Tribe

Squaxin Island Tribe

Tulalip Tribes

 

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

AMPLY Power

Appropriate Technology Group

Audubon Washington

Biotechnology Innovation Organization

bp

Byrd Barr Place

Cascadia Climate Action

Cascadia Policy Solutions

Cedar Grove

Certified Electrical Workers of Washington (IBEW)

ChargePoint

Citizen's Climate Lobby

Clean Fuel Washington

Climate Solutions

Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas

Counterpointe Sports Group

Cyan Strategies

Earth Up

Eco Consulting LLC

Ecotope Inc.

Environmental Defense Fund

Evergreen Carbon

EVgo

Fieldwork Communications

FLO

FMS Global Strategies, LLC

Forterra

Fuse Washington

Gen Tech Global

Global Ocean Health/NFCC

Horizon House Environment Committee

IBEW

Indivisible Bainbridge Island

Indivisible Eastside

Indivisible Skagit

Indivisible Vashon

Indivisible Whidbey

International Union of Painters & Allied Trades (IUPAT)

John L Scott Des Moines

League of Women Voters of Washington

Low Carbon Prosperity Institute

MacDonald-Miller Facility Solutions

Madrona Institute

Mahoney Environmental

McKinstry

MDC - Metropolitan Development Council

Methow Valley Citizens Council Action Fund

Microsoft

Mithun

National Fisheries Conservation Center

Neste

Northwest Energy Efficiency Council

NW Seaport Alliance

Office of Governor Jay Inslee

Olympia Indivisible

Pacific EV Solutions

Pacific Mobility Group

Pacific North Westy

Pearl Jam

People for Climate Action

Puget Sound Energy

Puget Sound Partnership

Puget Sound Solar

Rain Spirit Farm

Rainier Audubon Society

REI Co-op

Renewable Energy Group

Renewable Hydrogen Alliance

Renewable Northwest

Republic Services

Rick Steves Europe

Scoville Public Relations

Seattle City Light

SEIU 775

SEIU 925

SEIU Healthcare 1199NW

Sheet Metal Workers Local 66

Shell

Snohomish County Indivisible

Sphere Solar Energy

SRECTrade

STAY COOL for Grandkids

Stemtac Foundation

Strategic Harmony Partners

Sustainable Business Consulting

Tabor 100

Tacoma Pierce County Black Collective

Taylor Shellfish Farms

The Breakfast Group

The Caspian Group LLC

The Climate Reality Project - Washington State Coalition

The Jia Group, LLC

The Keller Group

The Nature Conservancy in Washington

The WA Black Lives Matter Alliance

UMC, Inc.

Volt Athletics

WA Build Back Black Alliance

WA Federation of State Employees/AFSCME

Wallingford Indivisible

Washington Conservation Voters

Washington Environmental Council

Washington Indivisible Network

Washington Public Ports Association

Water Street Public Affairs

Women of Wisdom

Working Group on Seafood and Energy

WOW Tri-Cities

Leonard Forsman, President, Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians

Fawn Sharp, President, National Congress of American Indians

Howard Behar, Co-founder, Washington Business Alliance

Lynn Behar, Advisory Board Chair, Cancer Lifeline

Jabe Blumenthal, Co-founder, Washington Progress Alliance

David Giuliani, Founder, Clean & Prosperous Washington

Denis Hayes, Emeritus Chair, Earthday.org

Sally Jewell, 2013-17 US Secretary of the Interior

Chris Stolte, Stolte Family Foundation

Menno van Wyk, Founder & CEO Emeritus, Montrail

Organizations listed for identification purposes only.

Phoebe Barnard

Jeff Berner

Sharon Burke

Andrea Caupain Sanderson

Nancy DeVaux

Claudia Ellsworth

Chaune Fitzgerald

Martin Neil Gibbins

Dan Giuliani

Alice D Gray

Colleen Groll

Bonnie Hemphill

Mark Lancaster

Chana Lawson

Ali Lee

Mary K Manous

Nate Miles

Matthew Randazzo V

Randy Rotter

Paula Sardinas

Katherine TeKolste

Edwin Wanji

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News and insights

Webinar episode 6: Saving the best for last…

Jun 25, 2021

Recently we debuted the informational webinar, “Washington State’s Climate Commitment Act: A New Standard for Action”. In this final part, panelists answer questions from the audience, including: ...

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