Those breathing poorer air in Washington live sicker, die younger, report says

Posted 1/2/24

Residents in parts of Washington disproportionately impacted by poor air quality are, on average, sicker and die younger compared with the rest of the state, a new report from the Washington …

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Elwha River dam removal project nears capstone with land transfer to tribe

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PNW's tiny pygmy owls are adorable little murder machines

Will Dems expand Washington’s income tax? Some are talking about it

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