Environment
- Bellevue joins Seattle, Kirkland in asking residents to reduce water use
- Increased drought intensity opening the door for beetles to attack Washington forests
- Climate change could be changing how we travel
- More western Washington communities take steps to eliminate ‘forever chemicals’ from water supply
- Agreement reached for supporting salmon populations in Upper Columbia River Basin
- Bipartisan effort from states, White House looks to quadruple efficient AC, heating by 2030
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- Seattle Public Utilities asks residents to voluntarily reduce water consumption
- Biden plans to create New Deal-style American Climate Corps using executive order
- Mysterious giant white sturgeon could shed light on toxins in Lake Washington
- Climate change takes habitat from big fish, the ocean's key predators
- 'It was really extensive': Almost 100 gallons of cooking oil found in Renton's Black River
- Here's when you can expect peak fall foliage in western Washington
- Biden's rules on clean cars face a crucial test as Republican-led challenges go to an appeals court
- Feds spread $1 billion for tree plantings among US cities to reduce extreme heat and benefit health