In Washington state, Inslee’s final months aimed at staving off repeal of landmark climate law
- Governor Inslee is actively defending a major climate law during his final months in office amid a repeal effort by conservatives. He participated in community projects to boost support.
- The repeal effort is led by Let’s Go Washington, backed by Brian Heywood, with over 400,000 signatures collected for a November ballot vote. They claim the law raises gas prices.
- Climate advocates see the vote as crucial for connecting Washington's carbon market with California and Quebec, potentially stabilizing emissions trading in the region.
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