Two victories to better regulate and prevent toxic pollution
This month, we’re celebrating—because Puget Soundkeeper won not one, but two legal victories that will reduce toxic pollution in our waterways.
Category: News
Swimmable Water: What does it mean for Puget Sound?
When we do jump in, it’s a solid reminder of what’s at stake and what we must protect.
EPA waters down the Clean Water Act
The new rule protects fewer waterways overall and excludes waterbodies across the country from federal protection without a legal or scientific basis.
View from the Helm: The local and global impacts of Shell’s misguided Arctic adventures
If Arctic drilling goes forward, the repercussions will be felt both locally and far beyond Puget Sound.
Soundkeeper applauds response to community concern over pesticide use on shellfish beds
Responding to citizen voices is an important part of the democratic process and the protection of our aquatic environment.
City of Seattle says Port must obtain a new permit to host Shell’s Arctic drilling fleet
The decision reinforces our ongoing lawsuit against the Port in partnership with Earthjustice, the Sierra Club, Seattle Audubon, and Washington Environmental Council.