Washington outlines Comprehensive Climate Action Plan, local planning tools and grants
Washington officials described the state's Comprehensive Climate Action Plan, local technical tools and grants (about $40M distributed) and the WALI emissions estimator to help cities and counties model greenhouse‑gas reductions and plan for transportation decarbonization.
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Riley Ellison (Climate Reduction Planning Lead, Washington Dept. of Ecology) and Sarah Fox (Climate & Ecosystem Manager, Washington Dept. of Commerce) briefed commissioners on Washington's Comprehensive Climate Action Plan (CCAP) and related tools to support local climate planning.
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