Inslee statement on Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion
Gov. Jay Inslee released a statement today following the Canadian government’s announced approval of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion.
Washington's first electric school bus rolls through Tacoma
Inslee signs budgets that give big boosts to behavioral health, education, orcas, homelessness and clean energy
U.S. News and World Report: Why Washington is the Best State in America
Inslee announces opposition to two gas projects in Washington
Gov. Jay Inslee today signed a bill banning hydraulic fracking for oil and natural gas within Washington state.
Washington powers a new path toward clean energy future
Inslee statement on passage of his 100 Percent Clean Energy bill
“On this Earth Day, I couldn’t be more proud of the Legislature’s action to pass the country’s most forward looking
Inslee declares drought emergency for Okanogan, Methow and Upper Yakima
Despite significant snow in parts of Washington, water supply shortages are projected in the Methow, Okanogan and Upper Yakima basins, prompting Gov. Jay Inslee to declare a drought emergency in those watersheds.
Announcement of largest solar project in Washington
In case you missed it: Puget Sound Energy and Avangrid Renewables announced a contract for the Lund Hill Solar Project, which will be the largest solar project in Washington state.
Panel discusses climate change impacts to national security
Inslee travels to D.C. to discuss education, climate change and clean energy
Inslee statement on Trans Mountain pipeline recommendation
Gov. Jay Inslee issued a statement today on the Canadian National Energy Board’s recommendation that the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion should go forward.
Washington and B.C. united on climate action, building sustainable future, increased connectivity
New bills to save orcas support Inslee's proposed investments
Today, several bills that support Gov.
Inslee's State of the State: Washington's Unwritten Chapter
State opposes move to downplay dangers of Hanford tank waste
Federal plan would not protect Columbia River from nuclear dregs
Washington moves forward on rules to reduce vehicle pollution
Emissions from new cars sold in Washington need to meet the highest standards in the nation – even if the Trump Administration rolls back federal standards, something President Trump said he intends to do.
Net neutrality, orcas and more: the top stories of 2018 from the governor’s office
Investing in Washington’s continuing success
Inslee's budget takes big steps to save orcas and salmon
