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2009 Environmental Priorities
Get the scoop on the 2009 Environmental Priorities: Cap and Invest, Efficiency First, Transit-Oriented Communities, and Invest in Clean Water.
40th Anniversary Book
Flip through WEC's 40th Anniversary book featuring photos by Art Wolfe.
40th Anniversary Celebration
Thanks to all who helped make our 40th Anniversary Celebration such a success!

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Come to Legislative Workshop on January 10th
Come to Legislative Workshop on January 10th
It's your opportunity to be involved as the state’s leading conservation groups prepare for the upcoming legislative session. You’ll hear from legislators, environmental lobbyists, and others regarding the community's Environmental Priorities.
Free E Waste Recycling Starts Soon
Free E Waste Recycling Starts Soon
Starting January 1, 2009 Washington consumers will be able to recycle their electronics for free - thanks to a law WEC helped pass in 2006.
Protecting Your Water
Protecting Your Water
In a June decision, a judge agreed with WEC's effort to protect our scarce water resources. The Seattle PI said some consider this, "...the most important water-rights litigation in Washington in two decades. " This case is part of our broad work to protect clean water.

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denis_hayes.jpg"Washington Environmental Council is the type of group I'd love to see in every state in the nation."  Read more.....

- Denis Hayes, founder of the first Earth Day and the President of the Bullitt Foundation.