Autumn On the Sound: Mussel Monitoring
In early November, teams of Puget Soundkeeper volunteers bundle up and head to Seattle-area beaches …
Tag: Polluted Stormwater Runoff
Two New Soundkeeper Settlements Prevent Future Harm to Local Waterways, Seek to Repair Existing Environmental Injustice
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – June 21, 2021 Media Contact: Katelyn Kinn, Puget Soundkeeper Staff Attorney …
Soundkeeper and 13 Members of the Orca Salmon Alliance Call on Congress to Increase Funding for Clean Water Infrastructure
Like many other parts of the country, Washington state gets a failing grade on stormwater …
6PPD: Tires, Toxic Stormwater, and Salmon Don’t Mix
Puget Soundkeeper has a long history of working to stop stormwater pollution to Puget Sound. …
A Cleaner Path Forward: City of Anacortes Strengthens Stormwater Plan, Prompted by Settlement with Puget Soundkeeper
SKAGIT COUNTY, WA—On January 7th, Puget Soundkeeper and the city of Anacortes filed a consent …
No to Coal this Christmas: Puget Soundkeeper sends Notice of Intent to Sue to Pacific Coast Coal Company
Black Diamond, WA— On December 17th, 2019 Puget Soundkeeper sent a Notice of Intent to …
View from the Helm
A New Year’s Message from your Puget Soundkeeper By Chris Wilke, Puget Soundkeeper and Executive …
Broken Fish film highlights the plight of coho salmon
“Would you eat fish out of this river?” That’s the opening line of Broken Fish: …
Puget Soundkeeper and Snohomish County reach settlement over management of stormwater pollution
On December 4, Puget Soundkeeper and Snohomish County filed a consent decree resolving a Clean Water Act case about the county’s management of polluted stormwater runoff.
Cargill and clean water advocates reach voluntary settlement to protect waterways near Ferndale, WA
Cargill Animal Nutrition and plaintiffs Puget Soundkeeper Alliance and RE Sources for Sustainable Communities have successfully negotiated and settled a Clean Water Act case over industrial discharges of polluted stormwater runoff at the company’s Ferndale facility.