In Washington State, activists fight to save Elwha River watershed from clear-cut logging

PORT ANGELES, Wash.—Earth Law Center leader Elizabeth Dunne led nature lovers to the banks of the Elwha River here on Sunday, Sept. 24, to protest plans to log a mature forest in the watershed of the river that provides all the drinking water for this city.

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