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2022 Review, 2023 Preview
As we transition from one year to the next, we wanted to highlight some milestones that we accomplished at Environment Washington this last year and preview what's on our program agenda for the year to come.
Check two recent articles detailing the highlights and future plans here:
- Progress on plastic, climate action, and saving salmon: a review of 2022
- 2023 Program Agenda and Priorities
Updates
Two priority zero waste policies advance in the legislature
Chemical train derailment highlights need for stronger safety rules to protect the environment
Energy Conservation & Efficiency
Department of Energy moves to make refrigerators and washing machines more efficient
Plastic reduction bill advances with bipartisan support
