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Washington Water Supply Update
Drought conditions continue developing in various parts of the state.
Brownfields: From blighted to beneficial
A brownfield is a property that’s been developed in the past, and is now vacant, abandoned, or underutilized. It may have environmental contamination.
American Wetlands Month: What types of wetlands can you find in Washington?
Celebrate American Wetlands Month by learning more about Washington’s wetlands.
Updates on cleanup sites in your inbox
You can now subscribe to automatic email updates about specific cleanup sites. These notices will let you know if we change a site’s status, upload documents, or ask for comments about the site.
Beyond the bust: How Ecology spill responders ensure safety after illegal drug operations
How Ecology spill responders ensure safety after illegal drug operations.
American Wetlands Month: What are swamps, marshes, and bogs?
Celebrate American Wetlands Month by learning more about Washington's wetlands.
The data-driven path to clean water
We've submitted our latest Water Quality Assessment to EPA and we've opened the Call for Data to work on the next assessment of state waters.
It's Air Quality Awareness Week!
Teams of experts at Air Quality keep a network of statewide air monitors running smoothly year-round, which helps inform the Air Quality Index.
A toast to compost
Up your gardening game by mixing compost into the soil! Get started by making your own compost at home or by purchasing it. Either way, it gives plants the nutrients they need to thrive this spring!
Do something grande for the environment: Bring your own cup
By bringing your own cup to coffee shops, you get your caffeine fix and reduce waste from single-use cups. The perfect blend! Shops and customers, save the planet and pledge to bring your own cup.