REPORT A PROBLEM - The sooner Ecology knows about an incident, the quicker we can act to reduce damage to our environment and protect sensitive natural resources.
SUSTAINABILITY - Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations.
RECYCLING LOCATIONS - Where to recycle electronics, appliances, metals, construction materials and more.
TOXIC FREE TIPS - Resources for a safer and healthier home, school, workplace and community.
BEYOND WASTE - Washington's plan for managing hazardous and solid waste. We have a clear and simple goal: eliminate wastes and toxics whenever we can and use the remaining wastes as resources.
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TOXIC FREE TIPS - Resources for a safer and healthier home, school, workplace and community, including a
Shopping Guide.
BISPHENOL A (BPA) - a chemical building block that is used primarily to make polycarbonate plastic and epoxy resins. Restrictions are coming July 1, 2011
PHOSPHATES - a common ingredient in household detergents and fertilizers. The best way to protect our state’s water is to avoid putting phosphorus into it to begin with.
DIESEL EXHAUST - the air pollutant causing the most harm to public health in Washington State. Seventy percent of the cancer risk from airborne pollutants is from diesel exhaust.
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TAKE THE PLEDGE - Washington Waters are ours to protect
SPILLS AREN'T SLICK - participate in our photo initiative by posting a picture of your local marina on our
Facebook page.
CLEAN GREEN BOATING - Boat owners play an important role in protecting water quality while they enjoy the water and when they repair and maintain their investment.
STORMWATER - is run-off that flows through storm drains and is released untreated into local waterways.
URBAN WATERS INITIATIVE - addressing rivers, bays, or other water bodies near high-population areas.
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WHAT IS CLIMATE CHANGE? - understanding the science behind this global trend. Most of the global warming in recent decades is very likely the result of human activities.
EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE - changing climate means warmer temperatures, reduced snow pack, extreme weather and rising sea level.
WASHINGTON STATE LEADERSHIP - Washington has adopted a set of coordinated policies to grow our economy and reduce our greenhouse gas emissions.
CARBON FOOTPRINT - make a pledge to reduce your carbon footprint, to help lower greenhouse gases.
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