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SIGHTLINE DAILY
Today’s top sustainability headlines for the Pacific Northwest, curated by Sightline Institute.
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WA’s 2021 legislative session marks historic investment in renter relief
Sightline Institute
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As some cities remove highways, Spokane does opposite
The Spokesman-Review
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Views: Bellevue, WA should save coal creek from sprawl
The Urbanist
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Canadians support need for robust Indigenous businesses
The Vancouver Sun
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Parking reform could reenergize downtowns
Next City
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Video: Suburbs that don’t suck – streetcar suburbs
The Urbanist
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Fourth of July fireworks cause air and water pollution
The Bellingham Herald
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Not so fast! Slower is often better in transportation
Planetizen
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Keystone XL transformed the environmental movement
Inside Climate News
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Crowds swarm the public lands
High Country News
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