Washington HB1288 allocates funds for climate resilience and outdoor recreation, emphasizing forest health, flood risk, and water quality.
Washington HB1288 establishes the outdoor recreation and climate adaptation account to fund forest health, flood risk mitigation, and water quality improvements. It mandates that agencies report to the environmental justice council on progress toward meeting environmental justice goals. The bill also requires consultation with federally recognized tribes on funding decisions impacting tribal resources. Investments aim to enhance outdoor recreation, protect salmon, and secure water supplies.
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