Autumn On the Sound: Salmon Surveys
…Seattle Public Utilities, NOAA Fisheries, US Fish & Wildlife Service, US EPA and Seattle-area Tribes. 6PPD is universally used in tire manufacturing to prevent rubber degradation due to ozone exposure….
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Lobby Day Priorities 2020
…practice degrades water quality through erosion and sedimentation, destroys aquatic habitat for endangered salmonids, kills eggs and larvae, and can strand fish and denude riparian vegetation. This bill would bring…
Washington’s new bag law takes effect, reducing plastic pollution and waste
…dedicated solely to ocean conservation. Oceana is rebuilding abundant and biodiverse oceans by winning science-based policies in countries that control one third of the world’s wild fish catch. Puget Soundkeeper:…
Salmon Surveys 2021
…distancing isn’t feasible. Comfortable with handling fish carcasses (with gloves) and dissecting female salmon to check for eggs. In good physical condition. Surveying in Longfellow Creek requires climbing up and…
Scrap metal facility, Seattle Iron & Metals, fails to meet pollution control deadline; will pay additional $90,000 to community organizations and implement corrective actions
…illustrates the significant hazard this pollution poses to aquatic life and to the health of Washington citizens, especially Native American peoples, who consume and commercially harvest Waterway fish and shellfish. …
Citizens for a Healthy Bay & Puget Soundkeeper Alliance Announce Suit Over Pollution from Electron Dam
…just 6 miles downstream from its Mt Rainier glacier source. This lawsuit addresses releases of pollutants including heat, sediment, solids, and dead and dying fish. The Puyallup River has a spring Chinook…
Take Action now for the Southern Resident Orcas
…threatens the orcas, but it also threatens the entire food chain. Dangerous contaminants like PCBs present in streams and rivers can kill young fish and impede their ability to survive…
EPA waters down the Clean Water Act
…a creek, a wetland or small lake. They form our connection to the natural world. They are places where we swim and fish. If that waterway provides your drinking water,…
Standing up for Puget Sound
…fishes regularly, he said, he’s also concerned about the impact of pollution on his health and the health of others who use the water. He testified in his declaration to…
Fat Salmon Swim(able Waters)
…for Soundkeeper, however. Maintaining water quality that is high enough to swim in, drink and eat fish out of is central to our mission. Helping to share this mission with…