Debates over the climate act are heating up. Some lawmakers proposing rollbacks and a measure that could repeal the law on ballots in November.
SEATTLE — The Clean & Prosperous Institute (CPI), a group that works with government agencies and the private sector on behalf of measures meant to address climate change and reduce carbon, launched an interactive map Thursday it said details projects paid for by Climate Commitment Act (CCA) funding.
“What we hope is that this is going to shine the light on investments across the state that the Climate Commitment Act is making possible by turning smokestack emissions into investments in communities to transition
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