Some question logging as a tool to stop development
Dave Wortman
Posted inMarch 4, 2002: Seed in the ground
Development threatens historic town
Does Washington’s growth law do its job?
Posted inNovember 5, 2001: Wyoming's powder keg
Buying into salmon recovery
Shopping smart just became a way to help imperiled Northwest salmon. The new Chinook Book is the region’s first salmon-friendly resource and coupon guide to restaurants, recreation, food and household products. Created by the Celilo Group, a Portland, Ore.-based environmental consulting firm, the $18 book contains $5,000 worth of coupons for products like soaker hoses, […]
Posted inJune 18, 2001: Transforming powers
An energy boom hits Northwest towns
Note: This article is a sidebar to this issue’s feature story. SUMAS, Wash. – Driving past the empty storefronts and abundant “For Sale” signs downtown, it’s easy to understand why Sumas City Council members initially rolled out the welcome mat for a power company that wants to build a new gas-fired power plant. Sumas, a […]
Posted inMarch 12, 2001: Divided Waters
Suburban sprawl hits tribal land
Washington’s Tulalip tribes face a reservation ‘full of strangers’