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  Hydrogen’s Dead End: Home Heating

  A word of caution to Cascadian lawmakers and regulators.

  May 24, 2022
  May 24, 2022

  Laura Feinstein

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  Fellow
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  Celebrating and Dissecting Municipal Victories for Abundant Housing

  Sam Diaz (1000 Friends of Oregon), Meg Fencil (Sustain Charlotte), Dov Kadin (Sacramento Area Council of Governments and House Sacramento), and Will Thomas (Open New York) share their organizations’ wins and how they overcame challenges on the road to victory.

  Apr 12, 2022
  April 12, 2022

  Sightline Editor

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  Land Use Policy Is Climate Policy Is Housing Policy

  Joe Cortright (City Observatory), Ben Holland (RMI), Jarred Johnson (TransitMatters), and moderator Ben Crowther (CNU) discuss how policies around land use, climate, and housing are all interconnected, and how we must strategically address transportation, transit, and housing issues to address the climate crisis.

  Apr 11, 2022
  April 11, 2022

  Sightline Editor

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  No, British Columbia’s LNG Cannot Solve Europe’s Russian Gas Problem

  And it’s a threat to the province’s climate commitments.

  Apr 7, 2022
  April 7, 2022

  Emily Moore

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  Director, Climate and Energy
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  Five Reasons That Expanding the Trans Mountain Oil Pipeline Is Still a Colossal Mistake

  And no, it’s not a solution to Europe’s dependency on Russian oil.

  Mar 8, 2022
  March 8, 2022

  Emily Moore

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  Director, Climate and Energy
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  Pacific Northwest States Paid $700 Million for Russian Oil Last Year Alone

  Cascadia’s oil imports and Russia’s war.

  Mar 4, 2022
  March 4, 2022

  Zane Gustafson

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  Responsibly Sourced Gas: Boon or Boondoggle?

  A new certification measures the industry’s marginal progress, while buyers should keep their eyes on the true clean energy prize.

  Feb 10, 2022
  February 10, 2022

  Laura Feinstein

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  Fellow
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  New WA Bill Would Hold Big Oil Accountable for Oil Spills

  HB 1691 protects taxpayers from the cleanup costs that should be the responsibility of the oil industry.

  Jan 14, 2022
  January 14, 2022

  Laura Feinstein

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  Fellow
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  With Oil Unreliable, Refinery Communities Deserve a Transition Plan

  Whatcom and Skagit leaders can help their communities plan the futures they want.

  Jan 4, 2022
  January 4, 2022

  Zane Gustafson

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  Centralia, a Fossil Fuel Transition Success Story

  And a transition model for communities like Anacortes, Ferndale, and Tacoma.

  Dec 14, 2021
  December 14, 2021

  Zane Gustafson

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/zanegustafson/

  
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