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SIGHTLINE DAILY
Today’s top sustainability headlines for the Pacific Northwest, curated by Sightline Institute.
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Visualizing climate-vulnerable communities in Cascadia
Investigate West
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Racial disparities prompt calls to repeal King County’s bicycle helmet law
Spokesman-Review
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Listen: As Oregon faces more extreme weather, what can the state do to keep the lights on?
Oregon Public Broadcasting
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Seattle tops list for greatest share of homes in economically integrated neighborhoods
Seattle PI
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Views: Help shape more equitable redistricting in Washington state
Seattle Times
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Clean buildings proposal stalls in Washington legislature
The Olympian
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B.C.’s salmon farms seeking a reprieve from closures
Victoria Times Colonist
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Seattle to guide equitable vaccine distribution
Seattle Times
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Views: Pandemic and climate solutions will fail without a major focus on mental health
The Hill
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As federal food box program nears its end, agricultural and anti-hunger groups seek extension
Oregonian
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