The True Cost of Deregulation: Proposed Senate Bill 5653 dismantles environmental safeguards and tribal sovereignty
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With a changing climate, our lakes are also vulnerable to disturbance due to warming temperatures and more severe rainfall events. This can lead to harmful algal blooms, impacting our freshwater lake’s vital ecosystem functions and threaten public health.
Ecological Forest Management opens the door to more than fire-resilient forests alone—it offers an opportunity to address the ways in which the status quo of forest management is failing frontline communities.
The County must conduct an independent capacity analysis of the terminal expansion and redo its environmental analysis.
Bellingham deserves a cleaner, cheaper way to manage toxic sewage. We’re urging the City to stop a $60 million plan to upgrade 33- and 53-year-old sewage incinerators at Post Point and pursue a safer, smarter alternative. Continuing to invest in outdated equipment means more pollution, higher costs, and missed climate goals.
In our fourth year of sampling local water quality, safe pollutant limits were exceeded more often than 2023.
We give folks in NW Washington the tools to drive local climate action and environmental protection. See how in our latest short film.
Advocating for a healthy Salish Sea, abundant salmon, and thriving communities.
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We halt the expansion of dangerous fossil fuels projects, catalyze renewable energy, plan for local climate impacts, and innovate climate…
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Turning learning into action.
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Water should be clean and plentiful for people, fish, and farms. Our region's forests are crucial to clean water and…
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We teach students about recycling and water conservation. We challenge the single-use culture and promote material reuse at The RE…
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Online lessons and DIY activities for students of all ages. Get to know the natural world, do some do-it-yourself projects…
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For more than 50 years, Washingtonians have relied on regulatory tools and the stewardship of local agencies and tribes to…
October 12, 2026
Northwest Washington is a place of unique abundance. Salmon and orcas move through the Salish Sea, one of North America’s…
Right now, the federal government is proposing to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, a conservation measure that has kept road-building,…