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Every CPRG planning grantee must submit a Status Report before the end of their four-year grant period. Here is what the EPA requires, what has changed since the CCAP, and pathways for turning the report into momentum for local climate action.

Washington State: Comprehensive Plans prevent emissions and costs lock-in!

Under Washington’s Growth Management Act, some jurisdictions must plan for climate change and many others can choose to. The evidence shows that either way, a climate lens leads to better outcomes for residents.

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SSG’s work is carried out on unceded and unsurrendered Indigenous territories, ranging from the traditional lands of the Michif Piyii in the North to the Huilliche in the South; from Hul’qumi’num Peoples in the West to the Mi’kmaq in the East.

SSG recognizes that land acknowledgements alone are insufficient. We are committed to educating ourselves about the lands we are on and ensuring that our work contributes to healing and decolonization.

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