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SIGHTLINE DAILY
Today’s top sustainability headlines for the Pacific Northwest, curated by Sightline Institute.
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As cap-and-trade bill moves forward, Oregon Republicans head for exits
Oregon Public Broadcasting
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Wet’suwet’en protest: Demonstrators block access to Port of Vancouver
Vancouver Sun
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Economists see fossil fuel bias in utility’s Montana energy plans
Billings Gazette
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Views: Path toward clean fuels and transportation funding in Washington
Everett Herald
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Disappearing affordable housing in a high-tech town
Seattle Globalist
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Washington lawmakers call for more spending on homelessness, housing
The News Tribune
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Could free transit for kids help California beat climate change?
Daily Democrat
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Climate change could be a ‘catastrophic’ national security threat
USA Today
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Hunting to control cougars not supported by evidence
Oregon Public Broadcasting
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Climate study shows methane ‘burp’ from melting Arctic tundra is unlikely
The Oregonian
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