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For tribes, climate change fight is about saving culture The Tulalips are expanding efforts to protect land and water that are integral to their identity. Jan 4, 2021Local NewsAs seen on Instagram ...EnvironmentTulalip You’ll be 2 feet higher when boarding the Mukilteo ferry Sea level rise is factored into the design of the new ferry terminal and a marine research center. Nov 30, 2020Local NewsEnvironmentMukilteo How the Port of Everett is preparing for a rising sea level Big and little changes are in the works along the north Everett shore, though they are easy to overlook. Nov 29, 2020Herald Business JournalLocal NewsAs seen on Instagram ...EnvironmentEverett UW climate expert: We are moving into uncharted territoryState climatologist says the declining snowpack threatens water supplies as population grows. Oct 19, 2020Local NewsNorthwestEnvironmentEverett From worriers to warriors, they’re fighting climate changeLocal environmental groups are forming, growing and attracting new members, young and old. Oct 19, 2020Local NewsEdmondsEnvironmentEverettWhidbey Island