How To Vote for 2021 King Conservation District Board Supervisor
An election? In March? Absolutely! Last year’s King Conservation District Board Supervisor...
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Category: Local
Bellevue On Track for Energy-Negative Elementary
In 2007, a fire at an Interlake High School concession stand caused $40,000 in damage, zero...
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Hopeful Headlines Jan. 21: Carbon Negative?
We’ve heard plenty of carbon neutral pledges, but what in the world is carbon negative? Each...
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Hopeful Headlines Dec. 18: Goldman Sachs Ends Arctic Funding
Amidst a wave of climate inactivity by COP25 and the U.S. federal government, a few hopeful...
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Tacoma Declared Climate Emergency. Should Seattle?
The Tacoma City Council and Puyallup Tribal Council declared climate emergency in Tacoma on...
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Hopeful Headlines Dec. 12: B.C. Ends Skagit River Logging
Each week we sift through the doom and gloom climate headlines to find success stories. Whether...
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Climate Strike at Seattle City Hall
As world leaders met for the COP25 UN climate summit, thousands of people – led by the...
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Hopeful Headlines Nov. 13: Meatless burgers surge, lawsuit looks to kill Kalama refinery, and the “Chamber of Carbon” does an about face.
Climate headlines can be overwhelming and tough to swallow. It’s tempting to shy away...
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How’s it Going at King County Salmon Hatcheries?
With salmon returning upstream to spawn, fall is by far the busiest time of year for King County...
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Climate Q&A with Withey Price Garden Designers
Owners of Withey Price Landscape and Design and two of the Pacific Northwest’s sharpest...
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Headlines Oct. 23: UWers talk deforestation, Exxon’s fraud case and WSDOT finds funding for green ferries.
Frankly, climate headlines can be a little overwhelming. At Emeraldology, we find mixing some good...
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I-976 is a clear “no” for climate voters
With road transportation accounting for 62% of Seattle’s greenhouse gas emissions, I-976 is...
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is Seattle keeping up with its C40 peers?
The Emerald City has been green and liberal by US standards for some time. However, the city is...
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The latest from Kalama and what you can do
The Washington Department of Ecology found a permit application for a proposed natural...
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This Week’s Climate Headlines – October 2
From the Seattle Times: If your Seattle home uses heating oil, you’re going to be paying more;...
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Get to know the UW Program on Climate Change
Janneke Hille Ris Lambers, UW Biology, graduate students, and members of the PCC climate education...
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Seattle Climate Strike!
This morning, I looked forward to the climate strike in Seattle, a march that drew over 10,000...
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King County’s Forest Carbon Program is a Real Tree-t
For those not yet embracing the tree-hugger lifestyle, this tidbit might tip the scales. Not only...
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Seattle Times climate coverage – get it while it’s hot.
In the build up to September 20’s Global Climate Strike, the Seattle Times joined over 250...
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Seattle Mayor Durkan’s Green Transportation Effort
Seattle Mayor Durkan is green on transportation, but Seattle is still treading water on transportation emissions.
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