2019 environmental community priorities: 100% Clean Energy, Orca Emergency Response, Oil Spill Prevention, and Reducing Plastic Pollution. READ MORE >
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98% of WCV endorsed candidates move on to 2016 November general election READ MORE >
“We know the vast majority of Washingtonians believe in taking bold action to protect and preserve our environment and public health – but we also know that voter turnout is at historic lows; 6 of 10 Washingtonians did not vote in last year’s election.” READ MORE >
Reflecting a strong field of candidates, Washington voters have two inspiring choices. READ MORE >
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 >
We are excited to announce a policy proposal that reflects the diverse values Washingtonians and that makes major progress on carbon pollution and clean energy. READ MORE >
We support putting a price on carbon pollution, but it needs to be the right approach for Washington. 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 >
The good news is that the Scorecard also includes many votes led by environmental allies like Washington’s Senators Murray and Cantwel. READ MORE >