Why we’re voting yes on Initiative 1631
Initiative 1631 is a crucial step forward towards a just transition to clean energy and protection for our air, water, and communities.
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Take Action: Last chance to comment on steps to recover Southern Resident Orcas
Now is your chance to provide feedback to Governor Inslee’s Orca Recovery Task Force on steps to protect the Southern Resident Orca Whales.
Help gather data to save Puget Sound salmon
When the rain starts, fall salmon runs begin! Returning salmon swim up streams and rivers …
Washington State fails to consider orcas in Skagit refinery petrochemical project
Shoreline Hearings Board upholds permits for Anacortes Refinery expansion; environmental organizations call decision flawed for …
Take Action now for the Southern Resident Orcas
Will you sign our petition to support the strongest possible actions to protect the Southern Residents and their prey from toxic contamination?
Puget Soundkeeper statement on Washington Supreme Court decision in Seattle Iron and Metals Case
“This is a failure on behalf of the courts and our public agencies to protect human health and the environment.”
China’s ban on plastic waste is a wake-up call
China’s ban on plastic waste is an opportunity to rethink responsible waste management.
Soundkeeper and Waste Action Project file Clean Water Act case against the Boeing Company
Soundkeeper and WAP are taking action to enforce the Clean Water Act in order to protect the health of the Duwamish River and communities nearby.
Urgent: Take action to protect your voice
Tell the administration to protect the National Environmental Policy Act and the right to public input on projects that impact our environment and public health.
Orca Salmon Alliance delivers 43,000+ public comments to Governor Inslee and the Southern Resident Recovery Task Force
The 15-group coalition calls for urgent action and political leadership to rebuild salmon populations and restore and reconnect healthy rivers and resilient watersheds to protect Southern Resident orcas from extinction.