Court rules I-2066 violates WA Constitution for "logrolling"
Washington's highest court has struck down I-2066, a controversial voter-approved initiative to keep natural gas as an option for people in the state, ruling it unconstitutional due to "logrolling." But, environmental groups are celebrating the decision. Joining Washington News Wrap to explain what it means for our state's climate work is Christina Wong with Washington Conservation Action.
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Court rules I-2066 violates WA Constitution for "logrolling"
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