Press Room
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Press Releases
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Feb 27, 2012
- Proposed weakening of rules would allow polluted runoff to continue flowing into Washington waterways.
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Feb 16, 2012
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Despite overwhelming support from voters, state legislators moving to undermine environmental protections in Olympia
Press Clips
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Apr 18, 2012New York Times
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Mar 29, 2012The Seattle Times
- Statewide impacts of a huge coal-export terminal proposed for Whatcom County must receive the broadest possible environmental, health and traffic scrutiny. Even the job forecasts should be audited
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Mar 04, 2012Seattle Times
- Environmentalists in Washington state are fighting last-minute legislative proposals they say will weaken rules aimed at keeping toxic pollution out of state waters.
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Mar 02, 2012Public News Service
- Just when it looked as though the state of Washington was getting tougher on the problem of polluted stormwater runoff, some lawmakers are trying to make it easier for the state to back off.
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Mar 02, 2012The Olympian
- The fate of major proposed cutbacks in state aid to city and county budgets could hinge on whether state lawmakers are willing to hit the brakes on new environmental rules for development.
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Feb 27, 2012The Daily News Online
- Opponents of proposed coal terminals in Longview and Bellingham say they will deliver 40,000 protest signatures to state Commissioner of Public Land Peter Goldmark’s office in Olympia Wednesday.
