No on I-2117 campaign ad features Washington state firefighter, small business owner, tribal leader, farmer, doctors, and parent who all oppose I-2117, and highlights statewide harm of I-2117 to air and water quality, health, and transportation investments…
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…
moreHealth Experts, Parents, Community Leaders Warn Initiative 2117 Would Allow More Pollution by Rolling Back Most Consequential Washington State Clean Air Program in Decades…
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.
moreOver 400 Organizations and Tribal Nations Now Oppose I-2117; No on 2117 Campaign Launches Summer Weekends of Action and Reaches 17,000 Voters in First Weekend August 19, 2024 - No…
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…
moreAs Washington Faces Drought Emergency and Historically-Low Watershed Runoff, Misleading I-2117 Would Threaten State’s Lakes, Rivers, and Streams I-2117 Would Exacerbate Droughts, Make Drinking Water Sources Less Safe, Devastate Outdoor…
moreI-2117 would cut nearly $30 million in funding for programs across the state that help make our communities less vulnerable to catastrophic wildfires.
moreCommunity Leaders Oppose Purposely Misleading Initiative 2117, Which Does Nothing to Lower Energy Costs for Washingtonians I-2117 Would Cut Funding for Home Cooling and Heating Appliances, Utility Bill Discounts Over…
moreUnprecedented Statewide Coalition Opposing I-2117 Grows to Over 350 Organizations New Endorsements Include the Squaxin Island Tribe, Tulalip Tribes, the Hoh Tribe, Washington Education Association, Washington State PTA, the Washington…
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