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Climate Action and Green Jobs Our state has set goals to reduce global warming pollution, and now it is time to make these goals real. Read more.
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Evergreen Cities Planting and protecting trees in our cities is one of the most cost-effective ways to control storm run-off and improve our water quality, air quality and our quality of life. Read more.
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Local Solutions to Global Warming Help local governments make responsible plans about where we live, how we get around, and consider how better choices can reduce driving and promote efficient, livable communities. Read more.
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Local Farms - Healthy Kids By getting more locally grown produce into our schools and food banks, we can improve health and create new and thriving markets for our farmers. Read more.
 

Priorities for a Healthy Washington

2008 Legislature Makes Progress on Environmental Priorities

Despite a short 60-day session and a chilly revenue forecast, progress was made on all of the environmental community’s Priorities for a Healthy Washington. This progress creates a foundation to build on in the 2009 Legislative Session.

The success shows the broad support for the Priorities and highlights the powerful partnerships which support them.

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In 2007, the Priorities for a Healthy Washington had a very successful session as well. Click here to read more about that historic success.

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