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SIGHTLINE DAILY
Today’s top sustainability headlines for the Pacific Northwest, curated by Sightline Institute.
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Don’t blame everything on climate change
The Tyee
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Approval voting is a risky prospect for Seattle
Sightline Institute
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It’s a municipal election year. In Vancouver, homelessness is top of mind
The Tyee
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Groups seek pause in long-running Columbia River Basin salmon dispute
Oregon Public Broadcasting
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The worst idea in food? Expiration dates
Fast Company
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Four cities’ landfills emit as much methane as 2 million cars
The Hill
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Global population is about hit 8 billion. Are we at the peak?
Wall Street Journal
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Views differ on how best to manage OR’s wild horses.
Oregon Public Broadcasting
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Extreme weather is only getting worse. Can cities protect public transit?
Next City
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The $4 billion drought question
Circle of Blue
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