***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*** SEPTEMBER 7, 2021 MEDIA CONTACT: Zachary DeWolf, Washington Conservation Voters, 206-771-4207 Washington Conservation Voters Selects Representative Joe Fitzgibbon as 2021 Legislator of the Year WCV’s first two-time winner delivered on commitment to carbon free future and environmental justice WASHINGTON STATE—Washington Conservation Voters (WCV), Washington’s political voice for the environment, is… More >
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Representative Tarleton was selected for WCV’s highest honor due to her steadfast commitment to protect the health and environment of Washington state. READ MORE >
We need our state’s largest utility, Puget Sound Energy, to stand up in support of Initiative 1631 for a cleaner, healthier state for their 1.5 million customers in Washington. READ MORE >
Have you ever thought about running for office? For the majority of Americans, the answer is no, but at WCV we are constantly thinking about who will step up to run. READ MORE >
WCV and Washington Environmental Council work hard to protect Washington’s forests, with the goal to improve management of these important lands. One way we work toward this goal is by holding our elected officials accountable. In 2016 WCV endorsed and elected Hilary Franz, Washington State’s 14th Commissioner of Public Lands, directing the state’s Department of… More >
The 2018 legislative session shows new traction for healthier communities and a protected environment. READ MORE >
We had a big year in 2017: we achieved all three of our top political priorities. Explore some of the top news stories that covered our work! READ MORE >
Governor Inslee rejects Vancouver's proposed oil terminal - thank him for his smart decision! READ MORE >
The coalition calls on the Legislature to act on climate, sustainably manage state water resources, remove toxics in food packaging, and prevent Puget Sound oil spills. READ MORE >
The Energy Council responsible for giving Governor Inslee a recommendation on how to proceed on the Tesoro Oil Terminal unanimously voted to disapprove the project! READ MORE >
Your hard work keeps paying off. This week, the proposed Millennium coal export terminal was delivered another major roadblock. The Cowlitz County Hearing Examiner denied the shoreline use permits for the proposed Millennium coal export terminal for failing to meet the requirements of the Shoreline Management Act. READ MORE >