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Evaluating impacts of sustainable aviation fuel
We are starting a new statewide study to evaluate potential environmental impacts surrounding the production and distribution of sustainable aviation fuel.
Community solutions for improving air quality
Scientifically-supported community projects receive Climate Commitment Act funds from Ecology to improve air quality in overburdened communities.
Groundbreaking program garners national recognition
On July 10, we received national recognition by national U.S. Water Alliance for our innovative Floodplains by Design program that's reducing flood risks and restoring salmon habitat in Washington.
Air quality speed run
With great enthusiasm, 19 community-based organizations partnered with Ecology and King County to distribute thousands of HEPA air cleaners and restore urban forests.
New indicator tracks & visualizes ocean acidification in Washington
Carbon pollution from human activities is making ocean water corrosive. This harms marine life. Our new scientific tool helps us visualize how the ocean is changing in Washington.
Learning as they go: Walla Walla commits to a greener future with electric school buses
Grants from Ecology have allowed Walla Walla Public Schools to begin transitioning its school bus fleet from diesel-powered to electric.
Generating buzz: electric school buses have arrived in Walla Walla
Grants from Ecology have allowed Walla Walla Public Schools to begin transitioning its school bus fleet to electric.
Governor visits Washington Conservation Corps restoration crew
On a sunny July afternoon, Gov. Jay Inslee visited Tukwila Park to learn about our Washington Conservation Corps, one of the Washington Climate Corps Network’s first participating programs.
Projects for communities, by communities — launching the air quality community grant program
We are launching the Air Quality Community Grant Program and inviting organizations from 16 overburdened communities across Washington to apply for grants that improve local air quality.
Big investments boost Washington's coastal resiliency
New $73.6 million federal grant helps tackle coastal climate-related threats.
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