Climate Solutions: Progress Report 2023

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BRIGHTER EVERY DAY Reflecting on twenty-five years of creative advocacy and effective action on climate, and how our past victories are preparing us for serious work ahead. IN THIS REPORT a year of inspiring accomplishments and insights, powerful partnerships, and exciting new projects. We can, we must, and we will accelerate equitable clean energy solutions to the climate crisis.
MESSAGE FROM GREGG AND SAVITHA Since our founding 25 years ago, <strong>Climate</strong> <strong>Solutions</strong> has been focused on mission-critical work at the state and local levels to accelerate clean energy solutions to the climate crisis, knowing that the progress that we make here in the Pacific Northwest has an impact that goes far beyond our region. This belief is paying dividends over the last quarter of a century. Our work collaborating with farmers and ranchers to harvest clean energy, fighting out-of-state coal companies to power past coal exports, building broad coalitions to pass gold standard policies like the second-in-the-nation carbon pollution cap and the boldest 100% clean electricity laws in the land, and uniting with our west coast neighbors behind clean cars and clean fuels—has established the Northwest as an unquestioned national leader. Other states, and other regions, are following and building on the success here. Despite our incredible progress, we know that historic pollution is in our neighborhoods and that more impacts in the coming years are all but inevitable. And though the science and trends are overwhelming, it’s not too late for climate action. With so many victories in the past few years, we believe that the Northwest is the single best region in the nation to make real the vision of cutting carbon at speed and scale, creating good jobs, and addressing environmental justice. This is the work ahead. continued on next page The progress that we make here in the Pacific Northwest has an impact that goes far beyond our region.
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