Fear and action: Jay Inslee says we need healthy doses of both on climate change Washington Governor Jay Inslee talks about why his climate change message didn't break through in the presidential race, whether he'll endorse a candidate, and why the world's youth hold the key to stopping a climate catastrophe. Angela King
Seattle students who strike for climate will be marked unexcused The Global Climate Strike is Friday, and school leaders are preparing for some students to walk out of class. Paige Browning
'Dead tree after dead tree.' The case of Washington's dying foliage When Jim and Judy Davis moved to their property in Granite Falls two and a half years ago, the trees in their 25-acre forest were healthy. Then the hemlocks started to turn brown. Eilís O'Neill
How climate change can affect your mental health Kim Malcolm talks with Dr. Lise Van Susteren about the emotional toll of climate change. Andy Hurst
'Americans are waking up.' Two-thirds say climate crisis must be addressed Two-thirds of Americans believe climate change is either a crisis or a serious problem, with a majority wanting immediate action to address global heating and its damaging consequences, major new polling has found. Oliver Milman
Naomi Klein: 'We are seeing the beginnings of the era of climate barbarism' Naomi Klein, author of "On Fire: The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal," talks about solutions to the climate crisis, Greta Thunberg, birth strikes and how she finds hope in an interview by Natalie Hanman. Natalie Hanman
Want a peek at our hotter future? Go to Alaska Alaska, heating up twice as fast as the rest of the world, is the next best/worst thing to a climate-change time machine. John Ryan
Proposed golf course near Rainier drives controversy A decades-old plan to build a resort 11 miles from Mount Rainier’s Longmire entrance has resurfaced. The proposed resort would include a hotel, a conference center and a golf course. Eilís O'Neill
There will be more places to hunt and fish in Washington. But critics say it will come at an expense to environment The Trump Administration is expanding hunting and fishing opportunities in 77 National Wildlife Refuges, including 10 locations in the Pacific Northwest. The move is meant increase recreation, but critics say it will harm wildlife. Northwest News Network