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Bill Introduced to Modernize Washington’s Recycling System
RENEW Recycling Act bill would modernize our recycling system and reduce waste FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: …
Ecology Issues Permit Placing Washington Waters and Human Health at Greater Risk
Puget Soundkeeper Alliance Files Appeal Seeking Stronger Controls, Sooner FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 22, 2021 …
Green River Restoration Project
Puget Soundkeeper settled with Boeing’s Military Delivery Center (Boeing MDC) in 2020, announcing that Boeing …
Autumn On the Sound: Mussel Monitoring
In early November, teams of Puget Soundkeeper volunteers bundle up and head to Seattle-area beaches …
Autumn On the Sound: Salmon Surveys
After a summer of successful cleanups, we’re turning our attention to a critical monitoring project: …
Washington’s new bag law takes effect, reducing plastic pollution and waste
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Sept. 29, 2021 Contacts: Pam Clough, Environment Washington, pclough@environmentwashington.org, (215) 431-7104 Giovanni …
Action Alert: Comment now on the draft Puget Sound Nutrient General Permit
Excess nutrient discharges from human sources are polluting watersheds and waterways around the nation, including …
Governor Inslee sets Oct 1 as the start date for Washington’s new bag law
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 14, 2021Contacts:Pam Clough, Environment Washington, pclough@environmentwashington.org, (215) 431-7104Giovanni Severino, Latino Community …
EPA Agrees to Reevaluate Trump-era Washington State Water Quality Rollbacks
“EPA’s course-correction is a vital step forward, and couldn’t be more timely,” said Sean Dixon, Executive Director at Puget Soundkeeper. “Communities around the state rely on these water quality standards to ensure their fish and shellfish resources can thrive and are safe to eat. When the standard for safety is lowered, real lives — and livelihoods — are put at risk.”