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- Citizens Guide to Initiative 2117 to repeal the Climate Commitment Act
Initiative 2117 would repeal the CCA, eliminate the tax on CO2 emissions, remove some permitting regulations related to CO2 accounting, and prevent state agencies from imposing a new CO2 cap and tax policy
- Washington Initiative 2117, Prohibit Carbon Tax Credit Trading and . . .
Washington Initiative 2117, the Prohibit Carbon Tax Credit Trading Initiative, was on the ballot in Washington as an Initiative to the Legislature, a type of indirect initiated state statute, on November 5, 2024
- Fact-checking the Initiative 2117 debate - The Seattle Times
The Seattle Times Editorial Board invited representatives from the opposing sides of Initiative 2117 to debate the complexities of the state’s landmark climate law — and what happens if it is
- WA decides: Initiative 2117 to repeal the Climate Commitment Act
What would Initiative 2117 do? It would repeal a 2021 law, known as the Climate Commitment Act, which established the state’s cap and invest program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- What is Washington Initiative 2117? | Fuse Washington
I-2117 would revoke the 2021 Climate Commitment Act that protects the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the salmon in our streams using funds raised by making polluters pay for the damage they cause
- Aluminum 2117 Alloy – Datasheet, Tempers and Applications
Deep dive into aluminum alloy 2117: chemistry, strength levels, formability, weldability and typical industrial use cases
- Initiative Measure No. 2117 - Secretary of State of Washington
A new section is added to chapter 70A 65 RCW to read as follows: All state agencies are prohibited from implementing any type of carbon tax credit trading, also known as "cap and trade" or "cap and tax" scheme, including the climate commitment act previously codified as chapter 70A 65 RCW
- No on 2117 - fact sheet - April 2024 - Climate Solutions
increasing toxic pollution across our state and making traffic worse Instead of a fee on pollution being paid by a few, it would shift the burden of paying for the impacts of pollution back onto communities, workers, and families
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