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The Pacific Coast Collaborative Agreement builds on the foundations laid by bilateral and multilateral agreements amongst the Pacific coastal jurisdictions on climate change, regional ocean health and other areas of mutual interest.

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 News From the Region


February 12, 2010: Pacific Leaders Take Action on Clean Energy, Transportation, Ocean Conservation
VANCOUVER, BC: Leaders from British Columbia, California, Oregon, and Washington have signed on to a series of joint actions that will help create jobs, strengthen the Pacific Coast economy, advance action on climate change and clean energy, and protect the marine environment.

December 15, 2009: Gov. Schwarzenegger Urges World Leaders to Embrace Subnational Leadership in Climate Change Fight

December 17, 2009: B.C. Working with California to Reduce Vehicle Emissions
VICTORIA, BC /SACRAMENTO, CA – British Columbia and the California Air Resources Board have signed a MOU to pave the way for stringent greenhouse gas emissions standards for new light-duty vehicles.

December 10, 2009: Gov. Gregoire leaving for Copenhagen for international climate change summit

December 7, 2009: B.C. to Showcase Climate Action in Copenhagen
VANCOUVER - Premier Gordon Campbell will join the Canadian delegation, other sub-national leaders and global heads of state to discuss the future of climate action at the United Nations Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen, Dec. 14-16.

October 12, 2009: Gov. Schwarzenegger and Secretary Salazar Sign MOU to Expedite Renewable Energy Development in California
'We know our future is in clean power, clean energy and clean technology, and we are taking action so California will be able to meet its ambitious renewable energy and environmental goals.'

November 2, 2009: Task Force, Cabinet Committee to Lead Green Energy Development in BC

30 Global Leaders Sign Declaration In Advance of Next Climate Agreement
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and United Nations officials today joined with 30 global leaders in Los Angeles, at the closing ceremony of the Governors’ Global Climate Summit 2