Skagit Citizens Working to Slow Climate Change
On Thursday, May 21st, Seattle will host one of only two EPA public hearings in the country. The EPA is seeking public input on their landmark decision that global warming pollution is a threat to human health and welfare. The EPA will hear testimony from 8 AM – 9 PM at the Bell Harbor Intl [...]
State Climatologist Philip Mote recently spoke at the Western Washington Geology Dept. Mote is a Research Scientist with the UW Climate Impacts Group and an Affiliate Professor in the Atmospheric Sciences Dept. Download his talk “5 Things I Wish Were True About Global Warming” at http://geology.wwu.edu/dept/visitors/geocalendar/talkfiles/2009/mote/motetalk.html
Congress is finally tackling a comprehensive federal law to reduce global warming pollution. This bill is the foundation of any successful program to reverse the trends on global warming. Now more than ever, our representatives in Congress must hear that we support a strong federal clean energy bill that holds polluters accountable. Why [...]
Join us Saturday, May 16, 1-3 PM, at Sarai Stevens’ place in Bow for a special permaculture discussion. Sarai has transformed her giant yard into perennial and annual garden space over the past four years largely following permaculture and forest garden principles. She’s successfully dealt with challenges such as sloping land, poor soils, and lack [...]
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