Incentive Fund, a new project to lower financial barriers that prevent businesses from adopting safer products, install ...

Sometimes things happen with wastewater treatment and untreated or partially treated sewage can spill. We created a webpage ...

For the first time since 2013, the Washington Department of Ecology issued a penalty in Eastern Washington for polluted runoff from farming operations. Greg, Dan, and Doug Stout of Whitman County ...

Major upgrades to the residential recyling system are coming. Producers will be responsible for residential packaging waste, ...

Reuse and recycling efforts for sports gear, wedding décor, software and composting were celebrated at the annual Pitch ...

An upper segment of the Pilchuck River is one of three locations where bacteria levels have declined. Just before the study began, the Tulalip Tribes and their partners removed a diversion dam to ...

This Millworks project features affordable housing, an early childhood learning center, and a local food campus/business incubator in Bellingham. It’s a prime example of the kind the return on ...

Changes in climate, agricultural practices, groundwater use, and growing populations are critical factors influencing water supplies in Washington’s Columbia River Basin. Challenging trends in these ...

Once again, the Water Supply Availability Committee, a group of state and federal water supply experts, has brought news of the ongoing drought. It’s not over, and with the arrival of El Niño ...

Gardeners, landscapers, and homeowners all love compost. But no one loves the bits of plastic, paper – even glass – that sometimes get mixed in with commercially produced compost. That contamination ...

Warmer weather marks the start of algae season for Washington's lakes and rivers Many types of algae are helpful and important for producing oxygen and food for aquatic life. However, some types of ...