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Record levels of federal funding are coming to Puget Sound - for restoration and cleanup work. Congress passed an act last month that creates a Puget Sound Recovery Office within the Environmental Protection Agency, putting Puget Sound on par with other iconic waterways in the U.S., such as Chesapeake Bay and the Great Lakes.
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This interview with the late Bill Ruckelshaus originally aired in March 2017. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Read a full obituary here.…
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Rosalinda Guillen sits at the kitchen table in her childhood home, and wrinkles her nose. “Hey, this water stinks,” Guillen said.Guillen and her brother…
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Communities concerned about marine health in Washington and British Columbia will take part Saturday in a Salish Sea Day of Action. The first-time event…
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What does the amount of fish people eat have to do with whether big employers thrive in Washington state?Fish consumption is at the heart of the state…
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Proposals to streamline permitting for development in and around state waters have some environmental groups worried. The groups are concerned the changes…
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A major environmental group, People for Puget Sound, has been shut down by its board because of finances. The organization is being absorbed by two other…
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One year ago this month, 9-year-old Rachel Beckwith died in a car crash and inspired people around the world to donate more than a million dollars to a…
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Good news for those who love local oysters and clams: the state Department of Health says there’s been a steady improvement in water quality for nearly a…
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Students journalists covering "Our Thirsty Planet," a symposium about water put on by Pacific Lutheran University’s Wang Center for Global Education, have…