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SIGHTLINE DAILY
Today’s top sustainability headlines for the Pacific Northwest, curated by Sightline Institute.
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Building a messy river, just the way the salmon like it
OPB
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A slow, but hopeful renewal after the unmaking of Condit Dam
OPB
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Carbon fight’s mundane frontier: Retrofitting homes, buildings
Crosscut
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Nooksack Tribe’s research, projects aim to mitigate climate
The Bellingham Herald
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Portland’s Protected Bike Lane Design Guide is finally out
Bike Portland
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Where did all the small developers go?
Strong Towns
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EPA plans new regulations for toxic ‘forever chemicals’
The New York Times
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BC’s interior steelhead run near extinction
The Vancouver Sun
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Views: How food became the beachhead for gentrification
Civil Eats
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The race is on to net zero
GreenBiz
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