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New clean water protections proposed for sand and gravel facilities
We're sharing the notable updates we are proposing for the Sand and Gravel General permit as well as information about how you can share your feedback.
I thought this was called summer?
Recent drought-related content resulted in many questions and comments. We're responding.
Groundbreaking program garners national recognition
On July 10, we received national recognition by national U.S. Water Alliance for our innovative Floodplains by Design program that's reducing flood risks and restoring salmon habitat in Washington.
Washington Water Supply Update
Three Washington counties have been designated primary natural disaster areas by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and are considered to be in a state of extreme drought.
Wetlands through the seasons
'Wetlands' aren't always wet—and that's important
Cleaning up Weyerhaeuser Mill A
This grant is the latest in a series awarded for cleaning up the historically contaminated Port Gardner Bay. Ecology is now working on an environmental justice assessment for the work.
Air quality speed run
With great enthusiasm, 19 community-based organizations partnered with Ecology and King County to distribute thousands of HEPA air cleaners and restore urban forests.
How can we protect cool water in Western Washington’s forest streams?
Ecology has a role in protecting water quality at forestry sites, and our analysis of the draft Forest Practices Board rule is out for public comment.
Cleaning up: Weldcraft Steel & Marine cleanup advances on Bellingham’s waterfront
We invite your comments on cleanup plans for the Weldcraft Steel & Marine cleanup site in Bellingham.
A decapod for a decennial: Critter of the Month ages with the grace of a graceful rock crab
In honor of Critter of the Month's tenth birthday, let's explore the world of one of Puget Sound's most graceful ten-legged creatures — the graceful rock crab.