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Lawmakers ready to wrap up session early
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | 16 Apr 2007
With only a handful of unresolved bills and the finishing touches on the budget left to complete, Democrats are on track to adjourn the 2007 legislative session Friday, two days ahead of schedule.
WA gov's plan to cap emissions faces challenges
Seattle Times | 25 Feb 2009
Gov. Chris Gregoire's proposal to regulate the emission of greenhouse gases linked to global warming is facing serious challenges in the Legislature.
Federal weatherization program lagging in WA state
Seattle Times | 7 Dec 2009
The federal stimulus package allocated $59.5 million to Washington state earlier this year to install energy-efficiency upgrades on low-income homes. But as the frost and fog of late fall settle in, few Washington families have seen the benefit of those dollars.
On energy, it's better to work with China
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | 16 Apr 2007
China is emerging as an energy-consuming colossus: Do we compete, or can we cooperate?
Governor approves 65 Kittitas wind turbines
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | 18 Sep 2007
A controversial project to build 65 wind turbines in Kittitas County was given the go ahead by Gov. Chris Gregoire Tuesday.
Outdoors Notebook | Clam diggers hope for another chance
Seattle Times | 7 Jan 2007
Razor clam diggers might get another chance at coastal beaches this winter. "Some beaches could reopen, but it probably won't be until February...
Realty and remodeling companies offering ways to fight global warming
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | 26 Jun 2007
Green realty and remodeling companies offer homeowners one way to attack some chief contributors to global warming.
Green resources for the home
Seattle Times | 20 Apr 2008
Here is a sampling of resources, broken down by categories: construction, energy, landscape, product-certifying groups, recycling and salvage.
With icy breath, we wait for snow
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | 10 Jan 2007
Rain. Then snow. Then more snow. Then ice. That was what weather watchers predicted for today in the Seattle area.
Gasoline prices hit a record
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | 15 May 2007
Fed up with frustratingly high fuel prices, some drivers have called for a daylong gasoline boycott Tuesday. But experts say the pump populism won't change a thing.