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"The County Council Election That Could Make or Break Big Coal" [1]

"Last week, the Whatcom County Council in northwestern Washington voted to buy six new SUVs for the local Sheriff's Department and introduced its annual road construction plan. These were significant developments in this sleepy rural enclave of scarcely 200,000 people, but nothing compared to what's on the horizon: A proposal to build the largest coal export terminal on the West Coast, capable of annually shipping a whopping 48 million tons of Montana and Wyoming coal to Asia."

Environmental Politics [2]
Energy & Fuel [3]
Public [4]
Northwest (OR WA) [5]
Source: Mother Jones [6], 10/29/2013
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Calif., Oregon, Washington, British Columbia Sign Climate Change Pact [7]

"SAN FRANCISCO -- Saying that the West Coast must lead the way in battling climate change, the governors of California, Oregon and Washington, along with the premier of British Columbia, signed an agreement Monday committing the Canadian province and the three states to coordinate global-warming policies."

Environmental Politics [2]
Energy & Fuel [3]
Climate Change [8]
Public [4]
Canada [9]
Northwest (OR WA) [5]
California [10]
Source: San Jose Mercury News [11], 10/29/2013
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Energy Dept. Takes Reins at Bonneville Power Authority After Scandal [12]

"The Energy Department is tightening its control over the Bonneville Power Administration in the wake of a scandal over BPA's illegal hiring practices."

Environmental Politics [2]
Government [13]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [14]
Northwest (OR WA) [5]
Source: Greenwire [15], 10/28/2013
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"Monsanto Bets $5 Million in Fight Over Gene-Altered Food" [16]

"Monsanto Co. and DuPont Co., among the biggest makers of bioengineered crop seeds, are persuading Washington state voters to change their minds about a proposal to require labels on genetically modified food."

Agriculture [17]
Environmental Politics [2]
Food [18]
Public [4]
Northwest (OR WA) [5]
Source: Bloomberg [19], 10/25/2013
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January 21, 2025

DEADLINE: Grist Fellowship Program [20]

This one-year, paid program is designed to give early-career U.S.-based journalists with a demonstrated interest in environmental issues the experience to succeed in climate and environmental media. Three fellowships available this round. Deadline: Jan 21 for May 5, 2025 start.

Workshops and Fellowships [21]
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Journalism & Media [22]
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Northwest (OR WA) [5]

"Lake Roosevelt: The Dam-Made Lake Holding a Century of Pollution" [23]

"INCHELIUM, Wash. -- Imagine bringing your kids to the lake and wondering if they’d be better off at home, watching TV."

Pollution [24]
Water & Oceans [25]
Public [4]
Northwest (OR WA) [5]
Source: Wenatchee World [26], 10/14/2013
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November 14, 2013

Book Author Pitch Slam in Seattle [27]

Is there a topic you've been covering in depth that is screaming for further, more in-depth exploration? Is there an untold story or piece of environmental science or history that is unique to this region and its people that you've been pondering? Now is the time to bring out your ideas. Come to the first University of Washington Press/SEJ book pitch slam Thursday, November 14, 2013 from 6-8 pm in Seattle.

Professional Meetings [28]
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Journalism & Media [22]
Region: 
Northwest (OR WA) [5]

Toxic Tank Cars? There's an App for That [29]

When the Oregon government refused to tell her about oil trains, Eugene Weekly environment reporter Camilla Mortensen (pictured) learned about them from a train-hopping local cinematographer. Now you can roam the freight yards with your camera and know what you are looking at. And/or download the UN Number app.

SEJ Publication Types: 
WatchDog TipSheet [30]
Topics on the Beat: 
Transportation [31]
Disasters [32]
Chemicals [33]
Region: 
Northwest (OR WA) [5]
Visibility: 
Public [4]
  • Read more about Toxic Tank Cars? There's an App for That [29]

"Is Coal Port Money Fueling Republicans’ Campaigns?" [34]

"Promoters of a giant coal export terminal, proposed for north of Bellingham, have given $40,000 to the Washington Republican Party, bucks that a Western Washington University professor suspects are being funneled into campaigns of sympathetic but officially 'non-partisan' Whatcom County Council candidates."

Environmental Politics [2]
Public [4]
Northwest (OR WA) [5]
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer [35], 10/04/2013
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"Big Chinook Run Doesn't Let Columbia Dams Off the Hook, Activists Say" [36]

"Salmon counters at Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River are seeing the biggest chinook run since 1938, but environmentalists still worry."

Fish & Fisheries [37]
Public [4]
Northwest (OR WA) [5]
Source: LA Times [38], 09/25/2013
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