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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.
Applying for a new water right just got a little easier
Water right applicants can now apply for water rights online.
Keeping Chehalis basin communities safe and prosperous
The city of Hoquiam awarded 18.5 million to advance Flood Protection Project.
New environmental education program builds connections for refugees and immigrants in Spokane
A unique environmental program in Spokane is helping refugees and immigrants build connections with the environment and their new community.
Learning as they go: Walla Walla commits to a greener future with electric school buses
Grants from Ecology have allowed Walla Walla Public Schools to begin transitioning its school bus fleet from diesel-powered to electric.
Cleaning up: Fieldwork starting in the Duwamish Waterway Park
Fieldwork to answer questions about the type and extent of contamination at Seattle's Duwamish Waterway Park slated for November
Water Year 2025
Experts from state and federal agencies gather to discuss the outlook for the coming water year.
Slime is the new black for the flabby bristle worm
This month's critter is the flabby bristle worm. It might look slimy and unappealing, but it plays an important role in cycling nutrients through the Puget Sound food web.
Pilot project takes root with landowners along Hangman Creek
Ecology's innovative pilot program with Spokane Conservation District is transforming hundreds of acres along Hangman Creek.
Generating buzz: electric school buses have arrived in Walla Walla
Grants from Ecology have allowed Walla Walla Public Schools to begin transitioning its school bus fleet to electric.