bellinghamherald com

Top Tweets
wind turbines lined up in a green field
Palm trees bending in the wind
Coal power plant with emissions rising from towers
Liquid Natural Gas tanker
pink snow climate

Climate change is causing pink snow in the alpine regions

In the spring and summer months, snow in Whatcom County’s mountains can turn pink. The color comes from an algae that can be found in alpine regions across the globe.

bellingham natural gas energy
Photo by Pavł Polø on Unsplash

Bellingham considers ban on natural gas in many buildings

A measure under Bellingham City Council consideration would require new commercial buildings and new apartment buildings more than four stories high to use electricity for heating and water heating, meet certain energy-reduction standards and use solar energy or provide rooftop space for eventual solar energy installation.

puget sound climate environment
Photo by Jessie Chou on Unsplash

Climate change, funding challenges Puget Sound recovery

Puget Sound is not recuperating at nearly the rate state leaders hoped for when they set environmental health recovery goals about a decade ago, according to a new report by the Puget Sound Partnership

climate impacts outdoor companies

Climate change stresses Whatcom outdoor recreation economy

As climate change alters the fabric of the Pacific Northwest, increasing the frequency and severity of heatwaves, wildfires and precipitation extremes, some of outdoor companies are scrambling to adapt their business models to shorter seasons and unpredictable conditions.

whatcom county mt baker climate impacts
Photo by Gaurav Pikale on Unsplash

Whatcom, WA, photos show loss of Mount Baker’s ice and snow

Photographs taken recently by Whatcom County residents show dramatic changes on Mount Baker, illustrating the effects of both weather and climate change.

Winter sports stars lobby Washington to act on climate change
www.bellinghamherald.com

Winter sports stars lobby Washington to act on climate change

Protect Our Winters, a group that includes celebrity skiers and mountain resorts, is targeting four states in the mid-term congressional elections, hoping to elect more climate-friendly lawmakers.
ORIGINAL REPORTING
MOST POPULAR
CLIMATE