Bellingham May Process Sewage Into Fertilizer (Updated August 2022)
May 10, 2022
September 2022 update: On September 26, 2022, Bellingham City Council voted unanimously to halt work…
Past actions
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Bessie timber: 50 acres of mature Lake Whatcom forest conserved! You made it happen
April 6, 2022
This winter, over 1,000 people who sent letters to the Washington DNR’s Board of Natural…
The Conservation Futures Fund is a crucial investment in climate resilience
December 8, 2021
It’s hard to picture Whatcom County without its rich mosaic of landscapes, from stunning shorelines…
The Build Back Better Act Explainer
September 24, 2021
Possibly our best chance to fund meaningful climate action and achieve a carbon-zero electric grid…
How Harmful Algal Blooms puts dogs (and our health) at risk – and what to do about it
August 5, 2021
In the early 1500s, Swiss physician Paracelsus famously wrote, “Poison is in everything, and no…
In-person Climate Activist meetings kick off July 15th!
July 6, 2021
Ever wondered what you can do to act on climate change in your local community?…
Tour part of Bellingham’s industrial waterfront from your device: GP West
July 3, 2021
One of the largest and most recognizable of Bellingham Bay’s former industrial sites, the Georgia…
Bellingham’s plans to convert wastewater into compost: What you need to know
May 5, 2021
Imagine this: When you use your sink, shower or flush the toilet, the solid parts…
Washington Can’t Wait: Empower counties to grow their own climate solutions
March 8, 2021
Originally published in Cascadia Weekly, March 3rd, 2021. By Karlee Deatherage (RE Sources), Katie Fleming…
Act for clean and abundant water in Washington
March 1, 2021
The word “lobbying” carries a lot of baggage. Polluting industries and special interests have bred…