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SIGHTLINE DAILY
Today’s top sustainability headlines for the Pacific Northwest, curated by Sightline Institute.
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EPA to limit communities’ ability to oppose pollution permits
New York Times
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Democracy wins in OR, despite lawmakers’ walkout
Sightline Institute
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Agencies boost efforts to stop wildland firefighter suicides
Seattle Times
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The secret to lower housing prices? It’s all in the zoning
The Globe and Mail
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When a Seattlite’s trash lands in a homeless camps, who gets punished?
Grist
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Meet the guy swimming through the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Huffington Post
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What most Americans are looking for in a new home: solar panels
Fast Company
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Let’s ban junk mail already
Sierra Club
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(Some) migrant farm workers offered a path to Canadian citizenship
Westerly News
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Trump the environmentalist?
Inside Climate News
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