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SIGHTLINE DAILY
Today’s top sustainability headlines for the Pacific Northwest, curated by Sightline Institute.
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What kind of homes will Seattle choose?
Sightline Institute
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Oregon could soon pass a cap-and-trade climate bill
Christian Science Monitor
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Oil and gas sector cautious as Trans Mountain decision nears
Westerly News
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Can Seattle curtail teardowns and provide more affordable homes?
Sightline Institute
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Going ‘zero carbon’ is all the rage. But will it slow climate change?
KNKX
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What does the future of Cascadia look like?
Cascadia Underground
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Single-use plastics ban worries First Nations with water advisories
CBC British Columbia
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New air pollution limits = Harder permitting process
The Longview Daily News
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Landlords oppose Trump plan to evict undocumented immigrants
New York Times
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An ‘army’ protects a pipeline, but no answers on indigenous woman’s death
The Tyee
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