Reckoning with Northwest Flooding: We need to think about this Differently

As temperatures rise, winter precipitation will increasingly fall as rain instead of snow and will melt more of the snowpack. The snow usually holds some of that water and forces it into the ground, so the end result is less of a buffer to soak up atmospheric rivers. 

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Will these two Initiatives make the Ballot? And how to track Washington’s Phantom Employers?

A large, hard-to-trace donation comes from Washington Rising, which isn’t registered as a political committee with the Public Disclosure Committee, nor did we find it listed in the Secretary of State’s data on Washington corporations and charities.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Is Creating Havoc in Public Health

It is amazing that this person, an ex-heroin addict who shared his habit with schoolmates, and peddler of falsehoods could be sitting in the president’s Cabinet as Secretary of Health and Human Services.

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SODO Housing Plan hits a Legal Roadblock

The hearings board’s ruling was a big win for the Port and its longshore allies who said the housing project would undermine efforts to protect scarce industrial lands from commercial and residential encroachment.

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“Everyone You Meet Is Fighting A Great Battle.”

There’s a kind of unspoken conspiracy to ignore how difficult life is, or to reframe it as something romantic — a heroic challenge to overcome on our way to the good life. In this conspiracy we each try to hide our scars, even from those closest to us and sometimes even from ourselves.

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