News items for October 17, 2018

Polling snapshot: US voters hungry for solutions they’ve likely never heard of.

The Trump administration is considering military bases and other federal properties as transit points for exporting coal and natural gas to Asia.

Prescribed burning is a crucial tool for the Karuk and Yoruk tribes, which encourages proliferation of traditional foods, herbs, and medicines.

A group of three dozen University of Washington students are trying to figure out new solutions.

Exhibit A: Donald J. Trump.

A Five Minute City is about people on the ground, their daily experience, sharing and supporting each other.

Scientists recommended two top priorities for the task force in its recommendations for orca recovery.

Data from the last two months suggests that the housing market is entering a new stage, especially on the West Coast.

For British Columbia to reach its emissions goal by 2030, we have to find a way to get people access to the cars and the charging network they need.

Scientists looking to communicate the truth about climate should explore the power of narrative and images.