Reflecting a strong field of candidates, Washington voters have two inspiring choices. READ MORE >
NEWS
The Army Corps ruled that the proposed coal terminal for Cherry Point would impact the treaty-protected fishing rights of Lummi Nation - a decision that may stop the terminal for once and for all. READ MORE >
WCV announced its first two 2016 statewide endorsements. READ MORE >
The Scorecard is your non-partisan tool that shines a light on whether your state legislators voted for clean air, clean water, and a healthy environment for all. READ MORE >
Challenges remain as Legislature leaves key issues and funding declines unaddressed. READ MORE >
With comment period closed, here’s a recap of issue, prominent themes. READ MORE >
The Environmental Priorities Coalition launched its 2016 Priority, Safeguard Our Environment, a campaign focusing on holding the line on the past decade of progress on protecting public and environmental health. READ MORE >
Statement from Climate Solutions, Washington Environmental Council, and Washington Conservation Voters. READ MORE >
“A victory by Eric LaBrant will be a win for communities all across Washington, including Spokane, the Tri-Cities and towns all along the Columbia River,” said Washington Conservation Voters president Shannon Murphy. “This race is about Clark County voters standing against dirty and dangerous fossil fuels,” she said. “They want a future built on forward-thinking… More >
A slight majority of voters in the Port of Vancouver district oppose plans to build a large oil terminal at the port, according to a new poll released Wednesday. READ MORE >