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PNNL: Understanding coastal zones can help prepare for disaster
Scientists at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are leading a multi-institution collaboration focused on better understanding the impact that flood events, rising tides and changes in sea levels can have on trees, plants, soil and water.
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Doug Ray and Lori Wollerman Nelson: Sustainable farm bill a smart way to combat climate change
Our state can and should do more to help farmers improve the health of their soil and decrease carbon emissions by planting trees, adopting regenerative practices, and reducing the use of fossil-fuel-based fertilizers and pesticides.
Invasive animal species: Experts float US national park plan
Virginia Tech researchers' new report offers ideas to stop non-native invasive animal species like pythons, cats, rats, feral pigs from overrunning national parks.
Don’t blame Snake dams for grieving mother orca, congressional members told in Pasco
Three U.S. representatives — all Republicans — heard testimony Monday at a field hearing in Pasco of the House Natural Resources Committee.
Smoky skies shouldn’t be the new normal. Lawmakers need to act
Sate and federal officials are saying that wildfires and smoke are the new normal in the West. Lawmakers must change that.
National parks need help and visitors should pay attention
Higher entrance fees won't be enough to fix the maintenance backlog at our national parks. Congress needs to find a designated funding source to fix park roads, tunnels and bridges.
Futurewise says Benton County's growth plan will leave fish, farms high and dry
A Seattle nonprofit that advocates for sustainable development says Benton County's updated comprehensive plan failed to calculate the effect new residents will have on roads and waterways.
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