http://wecprotects.org daily 1 2008-06-30T04:32:01Z http://wecprotects.org/news/solutions-to-prevent-toxic-run-off Each time it rains oil, chemicals, and pesticides are washed off our streets, rooftops and parking lots into storm drains and then right into our waterways. This flow of pollution threatens Puget Sound, rivers, lakes and streams throughout Washington – and puts our health, economy, and quality of life at risk. No publisher nicolek 2011-12-08T21:40:08Z News Item http://wecprotects.org/news/big-step-forward-for-state-action-on-climate-change A federal judge has ordered state and regional air agencies to regulate climate change pollution from oil refineries No publisher kerry 2011-12-02T23:46:57Z News Item http://wecprotects.org/news/remembering-joan-thomas Washington has lost a champion in protecting our state and planet – WEC founder Joan Thomas. We will miss her, her wisdom, and tireless effort on behalf of our environment greatly. No publisher kerry 2011-12-05T19:18:03Z News Item http://wecprotects.org/news/big-coal-seeks-a-path-through-washington-to-china As WEC celebrates helping achieve a landmark agreement to phase out Washington’s sole coal plant, a new coal threat looms. No publisher annab 2011-06-14T19:06:19Z News Item http://wecprotects.org/first-in-the-nation-ban-on-coal-tar-sealants The 2011 state legislative session brought good news for clean water in Washington, when the legislature enacted a first-in-the-nation ban on toxic coal tar sealants. No publisher juliannam 2011-05-13T23:59:07Z News Item http://wecprotects.org/40th-anniversary-book-2 Flip through WEC's 40th Anniversary book and hear stories from our four decades of working to protect Washington's environment, featuring photos by Art Wolfe. No publisher lexi 2011-03-11T23:00:37Z News Item