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Washington’s salmon are “teetering on the brink of extinction,” according to a new report. It says the state must change how it’s responding to climate…
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Endangered species in Washington will get a much-needed boost following the settlement of a major lawsuit about runoff and water quality. The case is…
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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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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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Washington is slowly moving ahead with a long-delayed plan to update its water quality rules. Tuesday's will be the first public meeting on Gov. Jay…
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Industrial polluters dumped more than two million pounds of toxic chemicals into Washington’s waterways in 2012, according to a new report from…
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Some residents in the Olympia area are concerned about dredged materials being disposed of in the Puget Sound. They say the Department of Natural…
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How much fish is safe to eat? That’s the key question in a federal lawsuit filed today. The plaintiffs are trying to force stricter limits on pollution in…
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The official estimate of how much fish people eat dictates the levels of pollution that are allowed, and a statewide coalition of clean water advocates…
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Washington state House Democrats removed funds for a fish-consumption study from the final budget. That went against the wishes of one of the state's…