Citizens for a Healthy Bay & Puget Soundkeeper Alliance Announce Suit Over Pollution from Electron Dam
Today Puget Soundkeeper and Citizens for a Healthy Bay sued Electron Hydro LLC for alleged …
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Dept of Ecology Releases Draft Nutrient Permit
Right now, dissolved oxygen levels in many parts of Puget Sound and the rest of …
Unleash the Brilliance has Some Good Ideas about Springbrook Creek
Through Soundkeeper’s Lost Urban Creeks program, this youth leadership program spent a year monitoring water …
2020 Salmon Monitoring Report
Since 2015, Puget Soundkeeper has recruited and trained volunteers to conduct salmon surveys on Longfellow …
The Clean Water Act is under attack
The federal government’s move today to roll back its interpretation of Clean Water Act protections for a large number of wetlands and streams endangers public health and the future of our shared waters.
Statewide Reusable Bag Bill campaign kicks off
“Plastic bags are symbolic of the problems arising from our consumption of single-use plastics: they are derived from and contain toxic petrochemicals; they are used briefly, persist in our environment for centuries, and contribute to marine debris.”
Help gather data to save Puget Sound salmon
When the rain starts, fall salmon runs begin! Returning salmon swim up streams and rivers …
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 Chris Wilke talks environmental activism in the age of Trump
“The president doesn’t make law. He implements and executes the law. So, if he doesn’t …