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Dangerous colors and the poisoning of the Spokane River
In March, U.S. District Court Judge Barbara Rothstein ordered the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Washington State Department
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Can we really 'restore' the Duwamish, Seattle's industrial river?
An osprey glides above the river, while down on the water, a crane lifts piles of scrap metal from a
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Climate plan targets state's biggest polluters
The Washington Department of Ecology launched a major initiative this week to trim the state’s carbon emissions and combat
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'Active' parks celebrated, even among homeless advocates
When Mayor Ed Murray announced last June that the Downtown Seattle Association would manage Westlake and Occidental parks, there was
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The search for peace on Icicle Creek
Icicle Creek is born high in the Cascades, a couple miles southeast of Stevens Pass, and meanders about 30 miles