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SIGHTLINE DAILY
Today’s top sustainability headlines for the Pacific Northwest, curated by Sightline Institute.
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Another atmospheric river to drench Pacific Northwest, British Columbia
The Washington Post
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Critics call for reform of WA redistricting process after commission failure
Crosscut
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Oregon resists dropping controversial investments
The Seattle Times
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Views: Aviation noise and emissions are environmental-justice issues
Seattle Times
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How Seattle’s payroll tax might fuel big affordable housing investments
The Stranger
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A battle brews over housing density in Seattle
Planetizen
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For poor farmworkers in the NW, there is no escape from heat, high prices of California
Bakersfield Californian
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Fighting food waste, one composting pail at a time
Corvallis Gazette-Times
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More lynx are coming soon to Washington’s Kettle Range
KUOW
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Views:: Why a fossilized gas station is the perfect symbol for California’s climate fight
Los Angeles Times
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