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Octopus sex act is cancelled, again
The Seattle Aquarium’s octopuses aren’t getting lucky this Valentine’s Day. For the second year in a row,
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Washington could double down on clean energy
The sponsors of a successful 2006 clean energy initiative say they’re willing to start a new signature campaign if
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Are we ready for oil spills in the Salish Sea?
On October 13, 2016 a 95-foot-long tug ran aground off the coast of Bella Bella, British Columbia, spilling
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They railed against environmental regs. Now they’ll lead the EPA.
Two of Washington state’s radical small-government lawmakers will soon be taking leading roles in shaping national environmental policy.
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Fossil fuel exports in the NW: Down but not out
Environmentalists are celebrating the recent news that Peter Goldmark, Washington State's public lands commissioner, decided against leasing state-