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HOW CAN WASHINGTON RESPOND TO THE THREAT OF OCEAN ACIDIFICATION?

(04/17/2012)
In December, Governor Gregoire launched the Washington Shellfish Initiative to protect and restore Washington’s shellfish and promote “clean water” jobs. As part of that initiative a Blue Ribbon Panel was formed to focus on a problem that is impacting Washington now, and will do so into the foreseeable future: the growing acidity of our marine and coastal waters. Read More...


Environmental Regulations, repsonding to a spill on the Columbia river

DO WE NEED STATE ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS?

(02/15/2012)
Washington’s future quality of life depends on our ability to find solutions that support a healthy environment, a prosperous economy and strong communities. When we find ways to achieve all three, our state is all the stronger. A fundamental issue, one that deserves thoughtful discussion, is the relationship between environmental regulations and the economy. Read More...


Protecting our Quality of Life, rafting on the Tieton River

PROTECTING OUR QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

(01/27/2012)
These times are unlike any I’ve ever seen before. I think when historians look back at the days we are living in, they will say it marked a turning point in our society. Despite – and maybe even because of – these tough economic times, I believe a new paradigm is emerging, one that actually is cause for encouragement and hope. Read More...


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PROTECTING WASHINGTON'S QUALITY OF LIFE

Communities, families and businesses depend on clean air, land and water, and on reliable water supplies.

ECONOMY AND THE ENVIRONMENT

Washington's environment works!