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In Duke Herbarium, nearly a million plant specimens hold legacies of the past, offer insights for future climate research - Vimarsana News

In Duke Herbarium, nearly a million plant specimens hold legacies of the past, offer insights for future climate research

Housing just under one million pressed, dried and labeled plant specimens, the Duke Herbarium is tied with Cornell’s as the sixth-largest university herbarium in the United States.

Washington State launches 'cap and invest' CO2 emissions program - Vimarsana News

Washington State launches 'cap and invest' CO2 emissions program

Businesses that emit over 25,000MT of carbon a year in Washington State will now pay for each metric tonne in total after the first permits were auctioned under its Climate Commitment Act.

Cap-and-trade takes Washington businesses, ratepayers into the unknown - Vimarsana News

Cap-and-trade takes Washington businesses, ratepayers into the unknown

Some companies anticipate Washington's new cap-and-trade auctions will raise the cost of energy and manufacturing, according to filings with the Securities Exchange Commission.

Washington State Launches New Cap-and-Invest Program | Jones Day - Vimarsana News

Washington State Launches New Cap-and-Invest Program | Jones Day

Washington State's new cap-and-invest program officially launched in January 2023. The program, largely modeled after California's cap-and-trade program, originates from Washington's...

CCA blog series Pt 2: Landmark climate leadership and investment - Vimarsana News

CCA blog series Pt 2: Landmark climate leadership and investment

In this post, we’ll highlight some groundbreaking pieces unique to Washington’s law: environmental justice provisions that prioritize air pollution reductions in overburdened communities, ongoing oversight by an Environmental Justice Council, and significant investments in communities most impacted by poor air quality, economic barriers, and climate impacts.