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WA plan to kill invasive barred owls uncertain after federal cuts
A longer version of this article originally appeared in the Washington State Standard. A controversial plan to kill up to
A longer version of this article originally appeared in the Washington State Standard. A controversial plan to kill up to
They get the nickname for a reason: PFAS, manmade chemicals linked to health concerns, don‘t break down easily. But limiting their use is complicated.
Abandoned vessels are piling up in PNW waterways, threatening marine ecosystems and costing the states over $21M combined to remove and destroy.
The 107-year-old dam supplies water to 140,000 acres on the reservation, but its current design endangers culturally important species like sturgeon.
Fifteen states claim the administration has fabricated a “national emergency” as cover to boost fossil fuels.