Last week, Environment Washington Advocate Pam Clough joined clean building advocates and activists in Olympia at a state Building Code Council public hearing. Check out her tweet thread below!
I testified at the WA State Building Code Council public hearing today, calling on #SBCC to accept the proposed updates that highly efficient heat pumps be required in new residential construction. The future is electric, let's #HeatPumpitUp! pic.twitter.com/uRMAcrmmTZ
— Pam Clough (@pams_jams) October 14, 2022
#SBCC will make their decision in mid-November about this critical opportunity to #ActofClimate and make cleaner, healthier homes for Washingtonians. I'm inspired by everyone who made their voice heard on this, and huge thanks to @climatesolution & co for ALL the coordination. pic.twitter.com/WXNAmRCLnJ
— Pam Clough (@pams_jams) October 14, 2022
The Department of Energy has proposed the first meaningful update in over 30 years to efficiency standards for furnaces and boilers. If adopted, these standards will help reduce the pollution that’s warming our planet -- on top of lowering energy bills for millions of Americans.
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