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Environmental groups had high hopes going into the special legislative session that ended Thursday in Olympia. But even with Democratic majorities in both…
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The boom in domestic oil production through fracking is posing new risks to Washington’s rails and waterways. The state is taking comments on the initial…
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Less than four years ago, there were virtually no shipments of crude oil by rail car through Washington state. Nowadays, it’s not uncommon to see the…
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A small oil spill this week in Port Angeles turned out to be a lot less severe than originally feared. Clean-up crews are still working to get sticky…
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COUPEVILLE, Wash. — The sunken derelict ship that was refloated in Penn Cove is scheduled to be towed from Whidbey Island to a Seattle shipyard Wednesday…
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Washington State already has some of the highest oil spill readiness standards in the country – if not in the world.An update to those regulations is…
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Some lawmakers in Olympia say “no.” They’re proposing a bill that would make the oil industry pay for a variety of precautions designed to protect…