The circular economy at The RE Store
January 29, 2021
Originally published in The RE Store’s blog. The RE Store Whatcom County’s source for reclaimed…
Author: Simon Bakke
Virtual lawmaking: 7 easy steps to support key state policies
January 21, 2021
Dust off your Schoolhouse Rock knowledge! Simply marking that you support or oppose a bill…
Custer oil train derailment: Luck and hard-won safety regulations prevented disaster
January 14, 2021
With oil trains running daily to Whatcom refineries since 2013, it was only a matter…
Climate action, water protection, and a resilient future: Our 2021 legislative priorities
January 13, 2021
The compounding crises of 2020 cost many families their loved ones, and set so many…
RE Sources Condemns Violent Riots at Nation’s Capitol — Calls for Peaceful Legislative Session in Olympia
January 7, 2021
Our state legislative session starts on Monday and we have much to accomplish in terms…
Statement: Crude oil train derailment highlights risks of oil shipment through Whatcom County
December 22, 2020
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, December 22, 2020 Media contact: Eddy Ury, Climate & Energy Policy Manager,…
Volunteer spotlight: Community scientist Ryan Robie
December 20, 2020
Meet our North Sound Stewards community science volunteer of the quarter, Ryan Robie! Tell…
A Cherry Point story: How I learned to love the public process
December 9, 2020
By Jacob Pederson, Clean Energy & Communications Intern It all started when I was a…
Take a virtual tour (and have your voice heard): Harris Ave. Shipyard cleanup site
December 2, 2020
View the tour in Google Maps here Comment period for the site: December 7th, 2020…
#GivingTuesday: The “next normal” is what you make it!
November 24, 2020
Giving Tuesday—a global day to give back to your community—is coming up next week on…