Western Washington feeling the impacts of our Atmospheric river
As rivers rage and roads close, discover the urgent warnings from local authorities about the dangers lurking in the state's waterways.
Road salt blamed for contamination that could take NYC's reservoirs out of commission
Decades of road salt use is taking a toll on New York City’s water reservoirs.
WA lawmakers consider raising carbon standards for fuel
Supporters say tougher standards are necessary for cleaner fuels and climate goals. Opponents believe the changes would add more to the cost of gas, which already has a lot of state costs tacked on.
1 million green crabs removed from WA waters
A multi-agency effort continues to battle the problem of invasive European Green Crabs in Washington waters.
Using technology to protect your water
The EPA is rolling back environmental protections for clean water, and tech companies are looking to fill the space with products to ensure your water is safe.
LA County bracing for flooding, landslides
Two months after wildfires devastated Los Angeles County, the region is bracing for potential flooding and landslides in areas scarred by flames.
Mystery solved as 'crazy gross rain' dirties cars across hundreds of miles
Reports of vehicles mysteriously coated in dirt ranged from St. Louis and Missouri, through Illinois and even as far away as Charleston, West Virginia.
You can eat these 5 invasive animals to help population control, US Fish & Wildlife Service says
An invasive species is an introduced non-native organism that begins to spread or expand its range from an original introduction and can possibly harm the environment, economy or human health.
Pickleball court plans at Seattle's Magnuson Park could hurt wildlife, advocates say
Environmental advocates are sounding the alarm over the impact that new pickleball courts could have at Seattle's Magnuson Park.
Plan for more Seattle pickleball courts sparks controversy
Environmental advocates are sounding the alarm over the impact that new pickleball courts could have at Seattle's Magnuson Park.
From forests, to beavers, millions in grant money headed to WA climate solutions
Projects will target climate change initiatives that rely on nature-based solutions.
WA legislative committee advances new standards on wood stoves
Senate Bill 5174 would align Washington’s air quality standards regarding wood burning devices with ones published by the EPA.
Vandal destroys centuries-old trees along trail at WA fish hatchery
State investigators are looking to track down a vandal who used axes and chainsaws to chop down trees at a fish hatchery in Puyallup.
Trump targeting showerheads, LED light bulbs in next environmental order
President Trump has long complained of showerheads that use less water and other energy-efficient appliances.
Paper straws: The arguments for and against
Paper or plastic? President Trump has joined the debate on straws.
North Dakota considers ending longstanding weather modification program
A state senator introduced a bill to end the practice, with penalties involving fines and jail time.
Protecting the depths: Bull kelp could become WA’s state marine forest
As the state faces ongoing debates over school closures and budget deficits, lawmakers in Olympia are diving deep into an often-overlooked issue: the protection of bull kelp.
Trump stops US plan to limit forever chemicals in drinking water
The Trump administration is withdrawing a Biden-era plan to set limits on chemicals in water.
Gates Foundation changes name, branding during milestone year
Seattle neighbors, the Gates Foundation, looks a little different now. The shake up comes during a milestone anniversary year for the organization.
Washington biologists launching new black-tailed deer study
Washington wildlife officials are launching a new study to better manage the state's black-tail deer populations, including during hunting seasons.