Statement regarding BP’s land purchase at Cherry Point
January 10, 2024
RE Sources is aware of BP’s recent activity at Xwe’chi’eXen (Cherry Point), and we are…
Clean energy, pollution prevention, farmland protection & more in WA’s 2024 legislative session
January 9, 2024
Every January, Washington state senators and representatives convene in Olympia for 60 days (during even-numbered…
High schoolers in YEP! Program work on flood readiness, climate resilience
January 3, 2024
High school students in our Youth for the Environment and People (YEP!) program gather each…
Are Orca Numbers Rising or Falling?
December 20, 2023
The killer whale, or orca, is an iconic figure of the Pacific Northwest. Up and…
650 acres of forest conserved in Whatcom County thanks to Climate Commitment Act funds
December 18, 2023
Statewide, the Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will conserve 2,000 acres of mature forests…
Setting the bar for environmental protection: 2023 in review
December 12, 2023
2023 was a year for changing the conversation on regional, and even state-level, environmental protection…
RE Sources announces new leadership in the form of three co-executive directors
December 12, 2023
Media contact: Simon Bakke, Communications Manager, RE Sources, simonb@re-sources.org, 360-350-8971 Building on 40 years of…
A farewell from Executive Director Shannon Wright — And meet our new co-executive directors!
December 11, 2023
A note from Shannon Wright At the end of this month I will be wrapping…
Reject holiday waste this year: Go circular!
December 1, 2023
By Priscilla Brotherton, Educating for the Environment Program Manager A friend recently told me they…
WA Building Code Council votes to protect strong clean energy building rules, despite gas industry legal tactics
November 30, 2023
Homes, buildings and office spaces are Washington’s fastest growing source of climate pollution — largely…