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SIGHTLINE DAILY
Today’s top sustainability headlines for the Pacific Northwest, curated by Sightline Institute.
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WA announces new safety measures for farmworkers, long-term care facilities
The Stranger
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Climate in the courts: The good, not-so-good, and the ugly
Sightline Institute
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Jordan Cove pipeline moves forward, despite OR’s opposition
High Country News
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UN chief warns leaders pandemic may cause historic famine
Seattle Times
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States sue to stop the weakening of fuel economy rules
New York Times
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Are we past the peak of Big Oil’s power?
New Yorker
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Local food movement gains momentum under COVID-19
High Country News
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How the coronavirus exacerbated OR’s bitter political divide
New Yorker
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One in four Washingtonians could face food insecurity this summer
The Stranger
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‘Zombie fires’ are erupting in Siberia and Alaska
Seattle Times
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