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Celebrating World Water Day and reflecting on Ecology's role in protecting state freshwater resources

The Yakima Basin is heading into summer with a projected 72 percent of normal water supply. Here's how we're preparing for reduced water supply and minimizing the impacts on people, fish, and farms.

The public is invited to comment on cleanup plans for a recently closed landfill in Snohomish County

In February, our Nuclear Waste Program Manager departed for an exciting new role as Region Director of Ecology’s Central Regional Office in Union Gap. 

For our next edition of Let’s Talk About Hanford, we're welcoming Becky Burghart from the Manhattan Project National Historical Park.

A new training program at Centralia High School aims to inspire students to pursue careers in renewable energies.This pilot program is made possible with grants from the Department of Ecology.

In this edition of our Behind the Scenes at the Nuclear Waste Program series, we sat down with Eddie Holbrook, our Waste Management Section Manager.

It's World Wetlands Day help us celebrate by learning more about Wetlands and how we're protecting them. 

We're proposing to award $386 million in grants and loans for 134 high-priority clean water projects across the state.

We received an $850,000 grant to support an innovative partnership to build climate resiliency in Washington's coastal areas.