Stand with TNC Against Initiative 2117
I-2117 would undo progress on clean water, healthy forests and communities in WA—and would severely limit our ability to fight climate change.
Paid for by No on 2117 Committee PO Box 21961 Seattle, WA 98111. Top five contributors Steve and Connie Ballmer, The Nature Conservancy, William Gates and Chris Stolte. Learn more at: no2117.com.
This November, Washingtonians have an opportunity to do one simple thing with huge implications for addressing climate change, and that’s to vote No on Initiative 2117.
If it were to pass, I-2117 would repeal the Climate Commitment Act, Washington’s landmark climate legislation that protects communities from the impacts of pollution.
I-2117 would do three harmful things: end protections and investments for clean air and water, forests and farmlands; devastate transportation funding; and shift the burden of paying for pollution to communities.
Join us in raising the alarm and encouraging Washingtonians to vote No on I-2117
What is the Climate Commitment Act?
The Climate Commitment Act provides three key pathways to meet our state’s goal of lowering our carbon emissions to Net Zero by 2050:
A greenhouse gas reduction program
An expanded statewide air quality program
More than $2 billion in revenue raised so far to help reduce the threat of extreme wildfires, protect clean air and water, transition our economy to clean energy, and support communities in responding to climate change.
I-2117 would undo all of that—AND it would prohibit the state from placing any type of price on carbon in the future.
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