Ecology Director Casey Sixkiller

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Serving Washington as the Director of @ecology.wa.gov Leading the mission to protect, preserve, and enhance Washington’s environment for current and future generations.

Director Sixkiller sits at a table with Governor Bob Ferguson while signing the linkage agreement. A group of people stand behind them smiling and observing.
Director Sixkiller smiling and giving a thumbs up in a sound booth.
Two people sitting at a table signing a settlement with observers standing beside them smiling and applauding.
Graph of Washington's greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 to 2022, alongside a timeline of Washington's climate policies.
Director Casey Sixkiller sits smiling at a table with local leaders.
Director Sixkiller standing in a conference room with state agency leaders next to a statewide drought declaration map of Washington.
Director Sixkiller and other panelists speaking on the stage of the Future of Carbon Policy Forum event.
Ecology Director Casey Sixkiller speaks outside the launch event for the Cascadia Sustainable Aviation Accelerator.
An aerial view of industrial buildings on the Hanford Site.
A news headline from E&E News by Politico: EPA erases references to human-caused climate change from websites
Spills responders in reflective clothing standing and providing updates to Ecology Director Casey Sixkiller standing on gravel with a cloudy, gray sky in the background.
Director Casey Sixkiller holds a microphone on stage with Yana Garcia, the Secretary for Environmental Protection, California and Drew Kodjak, President & CEO of the International Council on Clean Transportation.
Director Sixkiller stands with national leaders at Climate Week in New York City.
Director Sixkiller sitting and speaking with Clark Halvorson on stage at a conference.
A statement from Ecology Director Casey Sixkiller that reads "This is a win for California and for states like Washington that are taking meaningful actions to confront the impacts of climate change, support innovation, and transition our economy away from fossil fuels. Climate change remains one of the most urgent and far-reaching threats to our health, economies, and ecosystems. Tackling it requires real science, sustained commitment, and the collective strength of like-minded governments moving in lockstep toward a more resilient and carbon-free future. There has never been a more important time for states to lead on this issue, and we look forward to continuing work with California to link our carbon markets. A combined market will help businesses make long-term investments in reducing carbon pollution and building a clean energy economy."
A person in a light blue shirt speaks into a microphone to address a seated crowd in a large auditorium. Behind him is a presentation slide reading “East Selah community feedback forum and report-back of agency projects.”
Ecology Director Casey Sixkiller (left) and Deputy Director Heather Bartlett (right) stand excitedly wearing safety glasses during a tour of the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
Director Casey Sixkiller and Deputy Director Heather Bartlett watch a demonstration of vitrified glass being poured onto a tray during a tour of the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.