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Pierce Transit – Don’t Fall for Greenwashing!
Pierce Transit recently posted to their website about a new partnership for "carbon neutral, responsibly sourced natural gas" and we ...
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Non Interim Regulations Are Here
On Tuesday night, almost four years exactly to the date that the Interim Regulations were first enacted, the Tacoma City ...
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Responding to Industry Propaganda
Response to Frank Boykin Op-Ed in the Tacoma News Tribune: https://www.thenewstribune.com/opinion/article255371961.html As world leaders meet in Glasgow to discuss what ...
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www.washingtonpost.com
The effort marks the latest sign that President Biden is harnessing the powers of the federal government to meet his ambitious climate goals, as Democrats' Build Back Better Act remains stalled in Con...
Diesel emissions from the Port of Tacoma, container shipping & trucking, container warehouses, and I-5 expose Tacomans to a lot of air pollution, causing disease and death. Everyone deserves clean air to breathe! ![]()
#CleanAirNow
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Diesel vehicle emissions are wreaking havoc on communities in the U.S. This interactive map explores the negative health impacts of diesel.
Yikes! Our deadly heat wave last June was Number 1 on a Yale list of top-10 global weather and climate change events in 2021. A climate historian called it "the most anomalous regional extreme heat event to occur anywhere on Earth since temperature records began. Nothing can compare..."
The top 10 global weather and climate change events of 2021 ยป Yale Climate Connections
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The most extreme heat wave in modern history, a record four $20 billion-plus weather disasters, and the hottest month on record globally highlighted a remarkable year in weather.