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2023-11-15State of Washington Executive order 23-02: Plain Language
Executive order issued by Washington Governor Jay Inslee requiring state agencies to create plain language policies to make government information more accessible and understandable. The order emphasizes equity, accessibility, and clear communication, requiring agencies to adopt policies by June 30, 2024. -
2023-11-15Executive order 23-02: plain language
Executive order issued by Washington Governor Jay Inslee requiring state agencies to create plain language policies to make government information more accessible and understandable. The order emphasizes equity, accessibility, and clear communication, requiring agencies to adopt policies by June 30, 2024. -
2023-11-15Plain language
Executive Order 23-02 from Washington State Governor Jay Inslee requiring all executive cabinet and small cabinet agencies to create plain language policies by June 30, 2024. The order emphasizes accessibility, equity, and clear communication to support Washington’s diverse population. -
2023-11-15Plain language
Executive Order 23-02 from Washington State Governor Jay Inslee requiring all executive cabinet and small cabinet agencies to create plain language policies by June 30, 2024. The order emphasizes accessibility, equity, and clear communication to support Washington’s diverse population. -
Air Quality Monitor Jay Inslee Ecology Jefferson
Gov. Jay Inslee, right, speaks with Greg Crider, an air monitoring scientist with the Department of Ecology, as he visits the Jefferson Park-Beacon Hill Air Monitoring Station in Seattle on Tuesday. (Karen Ducey / The Seattle Times) -
Inslee, lawmakers turn up heat on oil companies as WA gas prices top nation
By Isabella Breda Seattle Times staff reporter BURIEN — Gov. Jay Inslee and members of the Democratic-controlled Legislature on Thursday stressed their desire to rein in the oil industry’s record profits as Washingtonians continue to pay for the most expensive fuel in the nation. Several of Highline Public Schools’ new electric buses served as a -
Environmentalists and industry weigh in on how to decarbonize aviation
By Dominic Gates Seattle Times aerospace reporter Under intense political pressure, the aviation industry has set itself a daunting challenge to decarbonize flying by 2050 and laid out a road map to get there through technological innovation. For environmentalists, especially in Europe, that prolonged switch to clean energy technology is not good enough. “It takes -
At the Paris Air Show, aviation grapples with an uncertain future
By Dominic Gates Seattle Times aerospace reporter Gov. Jay Inslee, burnishing his environmental credentials, will speak at the Paris Air Show Monday and Tuesday about Washington state’s lead role promoting sustainable aviation in the response to climate change. He’ll have the attention of industry leaders in Paris, including Airbus and Boeing, who are increasingly -
Inslee announces safety guidelines for air travel amid coronavirus pandemic
1 of 3 | Passengers walk near the south end of the terminal at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Thursday. (Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times) By Joseph O’Sullivan Seattle Times staff reporter OLYMPIA — Gov. Jay Inslee Thursday announced safety requirements for commercial airport service, as the airline industry continues to struggle amid COVID-19. -
Lawmakers want tougher carbon-reduction goals, even as WA falls short of current targets
Citing the latest scientific research, Gov. Jay Inslee is urging legislators to adopt a more aggressive course for curbing emissions. by Shauna Sowersby / January 17, 2020 Piles of wood chips sit near the RockTenn paper mill in Tacoma, June 1, 2016. State measures to limit greenhouse gas emissions from large polluters, including the mill, aren’t