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SIGHTLINE DAILY
Today’s top sustainability headlines for the Pacific Northwest, curated by Sightline Institute.
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Does Canada still need a Green Party?
The Narwhal
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As Portland’s Willamette River gets cleaner, it’s also getting crowded
Oregon Public Broadcasting
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New Zealand announces sweeping housing density law
Stuff
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More than 120,000 US sites feared to handle ‘forever’ chemicals
The Guardian
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Banks at UK’s ‘green’ summit have financed £700 billion in fossil fuels
DeSmog UK
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Hmong Americans in CA fight wildfire—and distrust
High Country News
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Pollinators could win when the infrastructure bill passes
Civil Eats
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Who owns the wind, anyway?
Grist
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Why public health is in crisis: Threats, departures, new laws
New York Times
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How to brew a greener beer
National Geographic
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