Air quality in Darrington was ranked the worst in the state Friday. Most of the region was in a red flag warning.
The study will help scientists evaluate the affects of a sewage spill on shellfish safety.
Several thousand acres in the Cascades — over 180 near Darrington — were burning this week as a long weekend approached.
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The timber town’s embrace of cross-laminated timber can reduce the carbon footprint of buildings.
There was no immediate threat to populated areas. Multiple trailheads and campgrounds have been closed for public safety.
The public is asked to report any other sightings. The grasshopper can grow nearly 3 inches long and has distinctive striped eyes.
As drafted, the standard seeks to improve air quality in high-pollution neighborhoods. Deadline to comment on them is Aug. 31.
A Good Samaritan rescued all crew members on the Aleutian Isle as the vessel was sinking Saturday.
A tally of climate disasters shows an ever-increasing toll of costs and lives. Congress must act.
Ranger Justin Sundstrom spends his days patroling for illegal shooting, picking up trash — and exploring a slice of paradise.
The whale has lingered around Possession Sound. It’s unclear if it will join a group of regular visitors known as the Sounders.
The bolo tie-wearing elder shaped state and national environmental policy. He was both soft-spoken and a powerful advocate.
A state grant with money from the Volkswagen emissions cheating settlement helped fund the the project.
What’s an effective way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Heat pumps, advocates say. And new building codes could require them.
They’re the first Level 3 chargers in north Everett and the Snohomish County PUD’s first for public use. More could follow.
Company BattGenie set up a container with dozens of used electric bus batteries that charge during non-peak times.
Holland Marsh near Granite Falls is named for forestry teacher, fire lookout and author of “Switchbacks” Andy Holland.
Public works crews planted trees and piled up “woody debris” to mimic nature. It’s to make up for environmental impacts.
The volcano has potential to be one of the deadliest in the nation. Four new monitors could avert catastrophe.
