What Washington state can learn from California’s decade of climate investments

1 year 2 months ago
This blog was authored by Delia Novak, Western States Climate Policy Intern, U.S. Region. Since the launch of Washington’s cap-and-invest program in January, the state has raised over $850 million in revenue through two consecutive, sold-out auctions under the program. These cap-and-invest auctions provide critical funding for the clean energy and climate resilience projects that […]
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What Washington state can learn from California’s decade of climate investments

1 year 2 months ago
This blog was authored by Delia Novak, Western States Climate Policy Intern, U.S. Region. Since the launch of Washington’s cap-and-invest program in January, the state has raised over $850 million in revenue through two consecutive, sold-out auctions under the program. These cap-and-invest auctions provide critical funding for the clean energy and climate resilience projects that […]
Guest Author

What Washington state can learn from California’s decade of climate investments

1 year 2 months ago
This blog was authored by Delia Novak, Western States Climate Policy Intern, U.S. Region. Since the launch of Washington’s cap-and-invest program in January, the state has raised over $850 million in revenue through two consecutive, sold-out auctions under the program. These cap-and-invest auctions provide critical funding for the clean energy and climate resilience projects that […]
Guest Author

What Washington state can learn from California’s decade of climate investments

1 year 2 months ago
This blog was authored by Delia Novak, Western States Climate Policy Intern, U.S. Region. Since the launch of Washington’s cap-and-invest program in January, the state has raised over $850 million in revenue through two consecutive, sold-out auctions under the program. These cap-and-invest auctions provide critical funding for the clean energy and climate resilience projects that […]
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Is it time to rethink “lead-safe” and “lead-free”?

1 year 2 months ago

By Tom Neltner, Senior Director, Safer Chemicals Initiative, Environmental Defense Fund and Charlotte Brody, National Director, Healthy Babies Bright Futures Key Message The scientific consensus is that there is no known safe level of lead exposure, and that no environment or home is truly free of lead. With a few exceptions, we think it is […]

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Tom Neltner, Senior Director, Safer Chemicals Initiative

Is it time to rethink “lead-safe” and “lead-free”?

1 year 2 months ago

By Tom Neltner, Senior Director, Safer Chemicals Initiative, Environmental Defense Fund and Charlotte Brody, National Director, Healthy Babies Bright Futures Key Message The scientific consensus is that there is no known safe level of lead exposure, and that no environment or home is truly free of lead. With a few exceptions, we think it is […]

The post Is it time to rethink “lead-safe” and “lead-free”? first appeared on EDF Health.

Tom Neltner, Senior Director, Safer Chemicals Initiative

Is it time to rethink “lead-safe” and “lead-free”?

1 year 2 months ago

By Tom Neltner, Senior Director, Safer Chemicals Initiative, Environmental Defense Fund and Charlotte Brody, National Director, Healthy Babies Bright Futures Key Message The scientific consensus is that there is no known safe level of lead exposure, and that no environment or home is truly free of lead. With a few exceptions, we think it is […]

The post Is it time to rethink “lead-safe” and “lead-free”? first appeared on EDF Health.

Tom Neltner, Senior Director, Safer Chemicals Initiative

EPA Should Use U.S. Chemical Safety Law to Turn Off PFAS Tap

1 year 2 months ago

PFAS is a group of synthetic chemicals used in industrial processes and consumer products, including water-repellent clothing, such as outdoor wear, and food packaging. Once these “forever chemicals” are produced and used, they often make their way into the environment and our bodies. Many pose serious threats due to their toxic effects (often at trace […]

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Maria Doa, PhD, Senior Director, Chemicals Policy

EPA Should Use U.S. Chemical Safety Law to Turn Off PFAS Tap

1 year 2 months ago

PFAS is a group of synthetic chemicals used in industrial processes and consumer products, including water-repellent clothing, such as outdoor wear, and food packaging. Once these “forever chemicals” are produced and used, they often make their way into the environment and our bodies. Many pose serious threats due to their toxic effects (often at trace […]

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Maria Doa, PhD, Senior Director, Chemicals Policy

Texas creates task force to evaluate charging needs for ZEV trucks

1 year 2 months ago

Texas will create an interagency task force to evaluate infrastructure charging and capacity needs for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, a tremendous step forward in the state’s ongoing efforts to support the zero-emission vehicle industry. The taskforce is the result of a rider adopted in the state budget, which was signed into law earlier this month. […]

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Phillip Martin

Texas creates task force to evaluate charging needs for ZEV trucks

1 year 2 months ago
Texas will create an interagency task force to evaluate infrastructure charging and capacity needs for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, a tremendous step forward in the state’s ongoing efforts to support the zero-emission vehicle industry. The taskforce is the result of a rider adopted in the state budget, which was signed into law earlier this month. […]
Phillip Martin

Texas creates task force to evaluate charging needs for ZEV trucks

1 year 2 months ago
Texas will create an interagency task force to evaluate infrastructure charging and capacity needs for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, a tremendous step forward in the state’s ongoing efforts to support the zero-emission vehicle industry. The taskforce is the result of a rider adopted in the state budget, which was signed into law earlier this month. […]
Phillip Martin