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In the Spokane Tribe’s old-growth forests, spread over thousands of acres east of the Columbia River, people in hardhats walk under the ponderosa tree canopy with measuring tape. They aren’t

The first GOP presidential debate of the 2024 cycle will be held Wednesday in Milwaukee, and it is noteworthy for a somewhat unlikely stakeholder: the conservative environmental movement.

Young Conservatives want to share how important environmentalism is for the conservative movement and provide a clear mandate for GOP candidates.

Opinions on the anniversary of the IRA from different parts of the US solar industry, as well as a timeline of the IRA's history.

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources is working toward many climate goals, such as providing “equitable tree cover,” reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving state …

A report has said the regional 2021 heat wave likely caused more deaths than originally thought.

It should come as no surprise to anyone that gas prices in Washington are going up. The Climate Commitment Act’s cap-and-trade program went into effect in January, and by June,

The governor, lawmakers and labor/healthcare representatives raised concerns about oil industry profits. Opponents say new climate policies are costing consumers.

In her bio for Our Children’s Trust, fifth-generation cattle rancher Rikki Held, the lead plaintiff in the constitutional climate change lawsuit Hel...

SEATTLE — Washington drivers for weeks have paid the highest gas prices in the nation. And now some state legislators and Gov. Jay Inslee are forming plans to force oil