You can repeal an endangerment finding.
You can’t repeal the endangerment.
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We’re charting the next chapter of environmental action in Washington State.
You can repeal an endangerment finding.
You can’t repeal the endangerment.
The SAVE Act would require every American citizen to show a passport or birth certificate and government ID to vote.
146 MILLION Americans do not have a passport.
69 MILLION women do not have a valid birth certificate due to surname changes.
The SAVE Act is an anti-voter bill.
“If passed, the SAVE Act will disenfranchise 20 million voters.”
Trump has pushed the Republicans to hold a vote in the House this week.
Call your Rep and your Senators.
202-224-3121
Washington State and the NW are facing our 4th straight season with an abnormally low snowpack in the mountains. This isn't just an issue for skiers. Huge challenges for fish, farmers, and the hydro system. @seattletimes-rss.bsky.social
www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...
Why are we fighting to restore full funding for wildfire resilience? These investments make our forests, communities and firefighters safer, and save taxpayer dollars. Now, this funding is at risk.
Read more about what's at stake: https://loom.ly/i2SHrO4 #EPC
"While data centers are known to draw large quantities of power & water, state officials don’t have a comprehensive understanding on the specifics."
That's why we're fighting to address these concerns, as well as concerns of affordability, in the WAleg as an #EPC priority.
https://loom.ly/9cUrOyw
ACT NOW: Demand that your legislators restore wildfire resilience funding >> https://wcaction.us/wildfire
In 2025, state leaders cut wildfire funding in half. This decision threatens to undo years of progress and shifts the costs of inaction back onto communities.
#EPC #WAleg
@murray.senate.gov and @cantwell.senate.gov have both committed to voting NO on DHS funding & YES to supporting our communities. Take action now and let them know they have your support: wcaction.quorum.us/campaign/154...
28.01.2026 16:06 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0In response to the ongoing actions of the Trump administration and the Department of Homeland Security in Minnesota and across the country, Washington Conservation Action, as a member of the national League of Conservation Voters (LCV), issues the following statement:
28.01.2026 16:06 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0@wcav.bsky.social and @seiu775.org are here in support:
Adam Glickman: "The very number of our union is from our first ballot initiative - give childcare workers the right to unionize." Paying per-signature creates incentive for clear fraud and abuse. Says they've see that in their own initiatives
Preserve forests; demand the ‘Roadless Rule’ remains intact | The Seattle Times share.google/r9Mb9VYOEPar...
13.01.2026 03:48 — 👍 4 🔁 2 💬 0 📌 0🚨 ACT NOW! Governor Ferguson’s proposed budget would divert $569M from Climate Commitment Act funds - meaning more pollution, fewer clean-energy jobs, and less funding for programs that lower energy costs.
Tell your legislators to protect climate funding today → wcaction.quorum.us/campaign/152...
This is a complete surrender of our leadership and just the latest but most stark example of the Trump administration putting profits over people and our planet.
Climate change is real and impacting the lives of millions of Americans.
This administration can't erase what we see and feel every day.
Photo of snow-capped hills in Utah. Source: UT_Uinta-Wasatch-Cache_NF_191001_07
Today is the 25th anniversary of the Roadless Rule, a critical protection against exploitation and development on almost 60 million acres of American forests. 🌲
But the Trump administration is trying to repeal it.
We must protect and defend our forests, public lands, and wildlife.
NEW: 2026 environmental legislative priorities announced!
- Protecting Climate and Environmental Health Funding
- Restore Wildfire Resilience Funding
- Data Centers, Environmental Protection, and Affordability
- Bottles and Cans Recycling Refund Act
Join us: wcaction.us/EPC2026
As data centers pop up in every corner of the country, their electricity demands are spiking rates for everyone.
But why on Earth should you be covering the electricity bill of a billion-dollar tech giant?
This week, @warren.senate.gov, @blumenthal.senate.gov, & I are asking big tech just that.
It's always a good day when a member of Congress with a lifetime @lcv.org score of 7% retires. WA-04 deserves better. Let’s elect a representative who puts our clean air, safe water, and healthy forests first. Happy retirement, Dan Newhouse!
17.12.2025 23:50 — 👍 3 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0🚨Spread the word: Major flooding is projected in Western Washington state in the days ahead.
As the severe weather and evacuations continue, it's critical that everyone stay informed and alert.
The Clean Water Act was meant to protect all waters, but the EPA wants to weaken the law to let pollution flow freely into our rivers and lakes. We must demand stronger protections. Our communities depend on it! Submit your comment to the EPA to #ProtectCleanWater www.regulations.gov/commenton/EP...
16.12.2025 17:45 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0I talked to @heyjohnryan.bsky.social at KUOW about adapting to increasingly strong atmospheric rivers, and that reducing risk ultimately requires tackling GHG emissions.
"If we don't do that, atmospheric rivers are going to keep growing stronger...It's going to overwhelm our ability to respond.”
WA STATE: This flooding is SERIOUS. Please stay safe and follow local evacuation orders.
Here in DC, I’m calling on the Trump administration to expedite an Emergency Declaration so we get the federal resources we need.
We'll get through this. THANK YOU to our first responders.
Victories for clean energy and lower bills Graphic shows map highlighting various state wins, including highlights in Oregon, Nevada, Illinois, Ohio, New York, Connecticut, and Maine
Trump’s unprecedented attacks on clean energy and our environment have done immense damage.
But there's still reason for hope and optimism.
Climate action and clean energy won all over the country on the state and local level in 2025. 🌎
Today, the Trump administration denied listing the Western Coast Chinook salmon as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act.
08.12.2025 21:27 — 👍 9 🔁 4 💬 1 📌 2Do you love Washington's forests and the aquatic critters that call these ecosystems home?
Then apply to be @wcav.bsky.social's new Forests and Fish Program Senior Manager on the Fuse Progressive Jobs Bank! www.fuseinnovation.org/jobs/forests...
Trump's EPA is trying to end the Clean Water Act once and for all.
Their proposed Polluted Water Rule would be devastating for our environment and communities.
They won’t be happy until bedrock environmental laws are nothing more than words on a page and they can pollute our waters with abandon.
The Clean Water Act was meant to protect all waters, but the EPA wants to weaken the law to let pollution flow freely into our rivers and lakes. We must demand stronger protections. Our communities depend on it! Tell Congress: NO MORE GIVEAWAYS TO POLLUTERS! #ProtectCleanWater
21.11.2025 20:22 — 👍 13 🔁 5 💬 1 📌 1Some positive political news via @wcav.bsky.social
“Today the FPB voted to adopt the Type Np rule.
We will now have continuous, 75-foot buffers along the perennial, non-fish bearing streams in Western WA. Industry will no longer be able to clearcut straight to the streambank.”
Thank you for voting for the people and the environment this election! Across WA, we're seeing environmental champions defended.
Ballots are still being counted, but we’re in a strong position - and it’s because people like you showed up to protect our progress.
Read our Election Day reflection:
If you love our public lands, this hits you.
Republicans shut down the government so Americans can’t see what they’re doing: firing over 2,000 park rangers and staff who protect our parks and wildlife so Big Oil can cash in when this is all over.
"The Trump administration is weaponizing the government shutdown to gut staffing, weaken environmental protections and normalize its ultimate goal of privatizing public lands. The alarm bells are loud, and our response must be louder."
Now, more than ever, we must fight to save our public lands.