Washington’s iconic outdoors face a serious threat this Election Day. Roma McCaig, Chief Public Affairs & Impact Officer, REI Co-op; Peter Steelquist, Washington Policy Manager, Surfrider Foundation; Tom Vogl, CEO,…
read moreYou don’t need to be a rocket scientist to know I-2117 is a bad deal for Washington.Here’s the truth: Initiative 2117 was written to confuse you. So with help from…
read moreLa iniciativa I-2117 es intencionalmente engañosa y mal redactada, y es rechazada por bomberos, pequeñas empresas, médicos y Naciones Tribales porque pondrá en peligro nuestra salud y seguridad, y devastará…
read moreGet the facts about how Initiative 2117 would harm your community. Firefighters, small business owners, Tribal Nations, doctors and health experts, labor unions, and environmental groups oppose Initiative 2117. They’re…
read moreFinancial insecurity always exacerbates food insecurity. I-2117 would mean families already facing economic hardships would find it even more challenging to put food on the table. An astonishing 892,000 people…
read moreI-2117 would cut an estimated $1 billion in funding for environmental justice and addressing health inequities, allow more air pollution, and roll back efforts to protect communities.
read moreI-2117 would mean more pollution and cut investments in clean air and water, forests and farmland, jobs, and transportation across Washington state — imposing steep costs on workers, their families, communities, and our state’s economy.
read moreI-2117 would devastate funding for programs that reduce toxic air, expand our state’s air quality monitoring network, modernize school buildings, prevent wildfires, support clean transportation options, and reduce health disparities in communities most impacted by pollution.
read moreI-2117 would cut investments in clean air and water, forests and farmlands, jobs, and transportation infrastructure across Washington state. It would also eliminate critical project funding and shift the full burden of additional pollution to Tribal Nations and overburdened communities…
read moreI-2117 would slash funding for our state’s transportation plan. That could put road projects at risk of delay or cancellation, reduce public transit service, cut funding for new ferries, and make traffic worse…
read moreI-2117 would cut vital public programs that protect and restore endangered fish habitat across Washington state. These cuts would harm our natural ecosystem and salmon recovery, slow our economy, and limit recreational opportunities for Washingtonians…
read moreI-2117 would cut nearly $30 million in funding for programs across the state that help make our communities less vulnerable to catastrophic wildfires.
read moreI-2117 is a purposely misleading, poorly written initiative opposed by firefighters, small businesses, doctors, and Tribal Nations because it will endanger our health and safety and devastate our transportation system…
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