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Your voice can help shape what happens next.
The decisions being made today will shape Washington’s land, water, energy systems, communities, and future generations.
Change happens when people speak up before decisions become difficult to reverse.
Choose an action below and make your voice part of the call to Pause the Buildout. Govern the Future.
See how you can take action below.
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SIGN THE PETITION
Add Your Voice.
Washington is at a crossroads.
As large-scale development continues to place growing demands on our land, water, energy, and communities, we are calling for thoughtful governance before decisions are made that cannot easily be undone.
Add your name to stand with Indigenous communities, Tribal Nations, and frontline communities calling for accountability, protection, and a future rooted in reciprocity rather than extraction.
Your name is one voice.
Together, our voices become movement.
WRITE A LETTER TO GOV. FERGUSON
Tell Governor Ferguson: Listen to the People.
Policy decisions shape the future of our lands and waters—and the people who depend on them.
Send a letter to Governor Ferguson and ask him to listen to Indigenous communities and frontline voices before moving forward with decisions that could affect our water, energy systems, ecosystems, and future generations.
You don't have to be an organizer to participate.
Your voice matters.
Your message matters.
The future depends on who speaks now.
WRITE A LETTER TO ELECTED OFFICIALS
Tell your representatives: Washington needs a pause.
Governor Ferguson and Washington legislators have the power to shape the policies that will govern large-scale data center development.
Send a message asking them to support a three-year statewide moratorium on approvals for new large-scale data centers and use that time to establish stronger protections for communities, Tribal Nations, water, energy, and public resources.
Your message can help make it clear that responsible development must include accountability, transparency, and meaningful participation.
WRITE A LETTER TO THE AGENCIES
Tell decision-makers:
Govern before you approve.
State and local agencies play a critical role in reviewing projects, managing resources, issuing permits, and shaping how infrastructure is developed.
Ask agencies to ensure that decisions about large-scale data centers consider cumulative impacts, water, energy, land, salmon, Tribal sovereignty, and affected communities—before projects move forward.
Public participation should happen early, when it can still influence the outcome.
WALK WITH US.
This work is bigger than one campaign.
It is about protecting what sustains us, honoring Indigenous sovereignty, and building systems that care for people, land, and water for generations to come.
Add your name.
Raise your voice.
Help shape what comes next.