http://www.sightline.org daily 1 2006-02-19T16:52:00Z http://www.sightline.org/maps/animated_maps/ener_dams_05anim The hundreds of dams that were built from 1930 to 1998, which now block the west's streams and rivers. No publisher andrewb landing page wildlife salmon Cascadia Scorecard 2005 2007-08-04T07:32:44Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/animated_maps/ener_systnw_05anim The Northwest's energy system, including oil, gas, and power lines, which are vulnerable to disruptions and sabotage. No publisher andrewb energy security landing page Cascadia Scorecard 2005 smart grid 2007-02-20T17:34:16Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Dow-Median-CS07 Two decades of so-called progress: the Dow soared, Cascadia’s economy doubled, but middle-class incomes barely budged. No publisher sightline_lebers_net income homepage Cascadia Scorecard 2007 2007-08-04T07:39:22Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Sprawl-CompactSh-CS07 Cascadia’s major cities are gradually channeling more of their growth into compact neighborhoods. No publisher sightline_lebers_net smart growth livable communities pedestrian friendly Cascadia Scorecard 2007 2007-06-15T20:51:51Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Wildlife-AllSpecies-CS07 Despite some recent gains, key wildlife populations are still struggling. No publisher sightline_lebers_net wildlife Cascadia Scorecard 2007 2007-06-12T14:34:08Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/score_byind_cs06 Cascadia's progress over 25 years for each of six indicators: health; economy; population; energy; sprawl; and wildlife. No publisher andrewb indicators Cascadia Scorecard 2006 2007-06-15T20:47:51Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/ener_eneruseus_cs04 A comparison of the Pacific Northwest with Texas, California, and New York. The Northwest is on a par with Texas. No publisher andrewb Cascadia Scorecard 2004 sprawlhealth 2007-04-11T01:37:58Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/ener_hybrhumm_2-05 The number of hybrid vehicles and Hummers sold in 2004 in Cascadia. No publisher andrewb energy security clean cars hybrid cars landing page sprawlhealth 2007-11-06T01:19:32Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/forest_fcscert_cs05 Forest Stewardship Council-certified forests has increased dramatically in the Pacific Northwest since 1996. No publisher andrewb landing page FSC Cascadia Scorecard 2005 2006-04-17T06:56:17Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/health_death_cs04 Cancer and heart disease accounted for half of all Northwest deaths in 2001. No publisher andrewb landing page Cascadia Scorecard 2004 lifespan 2006-03-08T03:03:26Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/pop_growthnw_cs04 Northwest population growth for the past century with a breakdown by state or province. No publisher andrewb Cascadia Scorecard 2004 2007-06-15T20:45:00Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/toxics_pbdehistorical_04 Since the 1980s, levels of the toxic flame retardants, PBDEs, in human tissue and fluids in North America have risen 20 to 30 times. No publisher andrewb landing page Flame Retardants in the Bodies of Pacific Northwest Residents pcb pbdes 2007-01-08T23:24:57Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/toxics_pbdelev_cs05 Sightline's study shows that levels of PBDEs, or toxic flame retardants, in the Pacific Northwest are 20 to 40 times higher than levels in Japan and Sweden. No publisher andrewb landing page Cascadia Scorecard 2005 pbdes 2006-04-17T06:50:59Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/wildlife_caribou_05 Current and estimated historical population numbers for Cascadia's Selkirk caribou herd. No publisher andrewb landing page caribou 2006-03-08T03:03:28Z Graphic http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/wildlife_otterwolf_05 The successful reintroduction of the gray wolf and sea otters to regions in Cascadia. No publisher andrewb sea otters landing page wolves 2006-03-08T03:03:29Z Graphic