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The Samish Nation's fight against climate change | The Journal of the San Juan Islands - Vimarsana News

The Samish Nation's fight against climate change | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

The Samish Indian Nation is one of many Coast Salish tribes that once made San Juan Islands home, and as climate change becomes a reality, they have been actively working to protect this area.

Samish Indian Nation Confronts Effects of Climate Change with Bull Kelp - Vimarsana News

Samish Indian Nation Confronts Effects of Climate Change with Bull Kelp

Tribal nations in the Pacific Northwest have experienced scorching heat waves this summer, breaking the norms of their historically temperate environment. Spring saw the region break long-standing records as May temperatures soared above the 90-degree Fahrenheit. In July, Seattle broke records of six consecutive days with temperatures exceeding 90 degrees.

Source: yahoo.com
Washington surpasses California for highest gasoline prices in the country - Vimarsana News

Washington surpasses California for highest gasoline prices in the country

The average price for a gallon of regular gas in Cowlitz County was $5.031 on Wednesday, according to AAA.

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Washington surpasses California for highest gas prices in the US - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Washington surpasses California for highest gas prices in the US - The San Diego Union-Tribune

The average price in the Evergreen State has gone up more than $1 a gallon since the start of the year

Tensions, gas prices rise as Washington state auctions carbon - Vimarsana News

Tensions, gas prices rise as Washington state auctions carbon

Progressives are trying to tout the program's early successes while blaming its initial costs on industry.

Source: eenews.net