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New study examines green hydrogen fuel production in Washington
We have released a draft study examining potential environmental impacts of green hydrogen storage and production facilities in Washington.
Do you have hazardous materials outside? Here's how to prepare for winter weather
When you own a business, preparing for wet and cold weather is important to prevent damage and environmental hazards.
Waste less food this holiday season
Wasting less food is possible if you plan carefully, think ahead about storage, and get creative with your meals.
Grants up to $120,000 educate neighbors about local environmental projects
In January, Ecology will begin accepting applications for grants for projects that increase public understanding and involvement in cleaning up contaminated sites.
From tires to nail polish, we’re studying a new round of consumer products with toxic chemicals
We’re holding a public comment period to hear your thoughts and concerns about toxic chemicals in products.
Two Seattle sites to be cleaned up for affordable housing
We invite you to comment on cleanup site documents and attend two open houses for the Morningside Acres and L Auto Repair cleanup sites in Seattle, which will be developed into affordable housing,
Help shape future onshore wind and solar energy projects
Ecology seeking public comments to help shape the future for solar and onshore wind energy facilities in Washington.
Keeping your septic system on point
SepticSmart Week is an annual event that serves as a great reminder to do a check up on your on-site sewage system if you have one.
New rulemaking aims to reduce “forever chemicals” in consumer products
As part of our ongoing effort to reduce exposure to PFAS in consumer products, we’re conducting a new rulemaking under the Safer Products for Washington law.
Ecology grants expand charging networks and increase zero-emission vehicles
Ecology Volkswagen enforcement action grants help to expand Level 2 charging plugs and increase zero-emission medium- and heavy-duty vehicles across Washington.