Pruning regulation and felling trees on the scale that the Trump orders contemplate won’t be a slam-dunk. The path to more logging runs through a tangled thicket of laws and regulations.
My friend Kenneth Young, a University of Washington physicist now deceased, invited me in 1973 to join him for lunch at a U District cafe with the Nobel Prize-winning...
We’ve entered fraught days for the future of public discourse in the United States. Consider some of the news in the three months or so before Trump’s inauguration.
Rural economies and surviving mill towns have struggled economically for decades. No one has come up with a credible plan to reverse their economic slide.
Puget Sound orcas spend a lot of time in other waters, swimming along the coast from California to Canada. Wherever they go, they prefer to eat Chinook. And wherever they go, the Chinook are in trouble.