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Washington state House passes bill that effectively bans natural gas, encourages 'equitably' shifting to electricity - Vimarsana News

Washington state House passes bill that effectively bans natural gas, encourages 'equitably' shifting to electricity

The Washington state House has passed a bill that would effectively end the use of natural gas in new buildings as part of a larger attempt to move toward full electrification in an "equitable" manner.On Tuesday, the House, which is controlled by Democrats, passed HB1589, also referred to as the Was...

Climate Commitment Act is in danger. This idea will save motorists and cut carbon - Vimarsana News

Climate Commitment Act is in danger. This idea will save motorists and cut carbon

Washington’s cap and trade system has driven up fuel prices more than expected. But there’s a way to take the bite out of higher fuel prices. | Opinion

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What's going on at the Capitol? Here are bills WA lawmakers addressed during the past week - Vimarsana News

What's going on at the Capitol? Here are bills WA lawmakers addressed during the past week

Lawmakers spent most of their time in committees week. Here’s what bills were discussed.

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The SMN Interviews: Jancee Dunn, Matt Markovich, Herb Weisbaum - Vimarsana News

The SMN Interviews: Jancee Dunn, Matt Markovich, Herb Weisbaum

This is our weekly series highlighting the best interviews from Seattle's Morning News on KIRO Newsradio.

The Washington legislature kicks off. Here's what to watch. - Vimarsana News

The Washington legislature kicks off. Here's what to watch.

The 60-day Washington legislative session begins January 8 with a relatively short to-do list before everyone decamps to focus on the election. Lawmakers will not write a new two-year budget, …