Northwest Marijuana Growers Try To Go Green (But It's Hard) Marijuana growers in the Northwest are going to use a lot of electricity in the next 20 years, enough to power up to 200,000 homes, according to a... Amy Radil
Oil Train Blockade Activists Declare Win Despite Trespass Convictions Five climate change activists who blocked an oil train in Everett were convicted Friday of trespassing – but the jury gave environmentalists something... Ashley Ahearn
Climate Change Could Slash Natives' Fish Catches Northwest coastal tribes have counted on salmon and herring for thousands of years to fill their nets and fuel their cultures. That could change in just... John Ryan
Godzilla El Nino, The Blob: Why Does Our Weather Sound Like A Comic Book? Bill Radke talks to state climatologist Nick Bond about how El Nino is affecting winter weather across the state and what it means for the blob, the... Allie Ferguson
New Washington Initiative Takes Aim At Carbon Emissions Bill Radke speaks with Yoram Bauman about Carbon Washington, a state initiative that would create a carbon tax and lower the state sales tax by 1... Bill Radke
Puget Sound Tides Won't Produce Power For Now A Washington utility has surrendered its federal license to install tidal turbines at the bottom of Puget Sound. The Snohomish County Public Utility... Ashley Ahearn
Burst Of Underground Activity Causes Thousands Of Tremors Around Seattle Thousands of tremors have happened north of Seattle since last week. This burst of underground activity is part of trend that started two weeks ago... Paige Browning
New Oso Analysis Sheds Light On Landslide Risks Big landslides like the one in Oso that killed 43 people last year are fairly common in Stillaguamish Valley. According to a new study from the... Allie Ferguson
Whaaaaa?! Another Baby Orca? When officials counted the orcas in Puget Sound earlier this year, they noted that several of them appeared to be pregnant. They were right. Yet another... Lisa Brooks
Lake Washington Is Warming Up Faster Than Global Pace It’s not in your head. Seattle's Lake Washington is getting warmer and more comfortable to swim in every year. And it’s not the only lake experiencing a... Ashley Ahearn
