Will Gov. Inslee's signature achievement live past his time in office?

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Will Gov. Inslee's signature achievement live past his time in office?

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Apr 2, 2024

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Speaking with Soundside host Libby Denkmann, Gov. Jay Inslee said a GOP-backed initiative to overturn the Climate Commitment Act is an attempt by Republicans to allow unlimited pollution in Washington state.

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Will Gov. Inslee's signature achievement live past his time in office?

Will Gov. Inslee's signature achievement live past his time in office?

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