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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 …
6PPD: Tires, Toxic Stormwater, and Salmon Don’t Mix
Puget Soundkeeper has a long history of working to stop stormwater pollution to Puget Sound. …
2020 Salmon Monitoring Report
Since 2015, Puget Soundkeeper has recruited and trained volunteers to conduct salmon surveys on Longfellow …
Tracking pollution is a team effort
Pollution reports from members, supporters, and volunteers are critical to protecting waterways.
Field Notes: Holding on to hope in Elliott Bay
by Sue Joerger I sit in my pickup truck, window down, stuck in traffic in …
Puget Soundkeeper And Kitsap Locals Team Up To Address Mystery Marine Debris Pollution
On July 26, 2012, Puget Soundkeeper’s pollution hotline buzzed with a report from a citizen that there was a huge refrigerator-sized chunk of solid foam on a private community beach on Hood Canal that was slowly breaking off into tiny pieces and washing away.
Seattle Port Commission punts on opportunity to reduce cruise ship wastewater in Puget Sound
“Our members are out on the water,” said Jody Kennedy, of the Surfrider Foundation. “They are on the front lines when it comes to pollution.”
Turning the Tide on Cruise Ship Wastewater
Groups applaud Department of Ecology’s call to ban cruise ship discharges; marine conservation and environmental groups call on the Port of Seattle and Cruise Ship Association for support