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Proposal to buy property for new Ballard park
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Bring Your Own Bag

Mayor Nickels and City Council President Conlin have proposed a 20-cent “green fee” on all disposable shopping bags at the city’s grocery, drug and convenience stores. The proposal also calls for a ban on foam containers in the food service industry. If adopted by the City Council, the waste prevention measures would take effect Jan. 1, 2009.

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On March 25, 2008, Mayor Greg Nickels proposed a six-year levy totaling $75 million for November 2008.

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Mayor Launches Seattle Climate Action Now

Seattle Climate Action Now This grassroots campaign encourages everyone in Seattle to reduce global warming pollution at home, on the road and in their neighborhoods.

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  Climate Issues

US Mayors Climate Protection Agreement
The U.S. leads the world in greenhouse gas pollution when we should be leading it toward a solution. That is why it is so important for cities like Seattle to step up and provide the leadership that is lacking in Washington D.C.

More than 800 cities now on board!
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Seattle Climate Action Plan
Mayor Nickels' Green Ribbon Commission on Climate Protection is calling on the entire community to join the fight against climate disruption with the release of the Seattle Climate Action Plan, the most comprehensive program in the city's history for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Environmental Action Agenda
The cornerstone of this agenda is a new goal for the City to reduce regional greenhouse gas emissions across our community and region, seeking to meet or beat the Kyoto target.
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10 Year Plan to End Homelessness

The City invests nearly $40 million a year to prevent and end homelessness. We also provide temporary support services to keep people without homes safe and healthy so they can regain stability and rebuild their lives. The City funds services and programs that provide a pathway out of homelessness.

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'Housing First' Approach to Homelessness Brings Hope to Hard Lives - Press Release

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