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Celebrating clean water funding with SepticSmart Week
It's SepticSmart Week, an annual event focused on the proper care and maintenance of septic systems. We also celebrate some of the great work we've done with partners to reduce pollution.
Watch the Eatonville Landfill cleanup speed by
The Eatonville Landfill cleanup is almost complete, and you can watch it happen in this timelapse video.
Celebrating Ecology's clean water funding programs
The 2023-2025 biennium outcomes report is now available as an interactive story map, highlighting water quality improvements we funded between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2025.
Olivine Corporation Landfill meets criteria to end permitting requirements
A Bellingham-area private landfill where incinerator ash was disposed in the 1980s has met the criteria to safely discontinue environmental monitoring.
Ecology uses settlement funds to help reduce diesel pollution impacts and expand air monitoring in South Tacoma
Ecology expands air monitoring in East and South Tacoma, and undertakes other projects to help mitigate air pollution from truck traffic using Bridge Point Settlement funds.
No-till is a win-win-win for soil health, crop production, and clean water
No‑till farming — planting directly into last year’s crop residue — protects soil health, retains moisture, and keeps sediment out of the streams and rivers.
Ecology-funded wastewater treatment plant project earns national recognition
We joined Lummi Nation, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Tribal Council members, and others to celebrate the Gooseberry Point Wastewater Treatment Plant improvements.
Ecology launches new shopping tool for safer products
Learn how Ecology's safer shopping webpage helps you find safer products with fewer toxic chemicals and make informed choices for your home and family.
Restoration projects flowing through Washington streams
Since 2018 Ecology has awarded $180 million for projects designed to restore streamflow. A handful of projects were recently completed.
Washington Conservation Corps opens recruitment for AmeriCorps members statewide
Washington Conservation Corps is recruiting about 260 AmeriCorps members to support critical restoration and recreation projects across the state.