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Where do WA鈥檚 candidates for governor stand on climate change? | Alternatively, Troy Abel, a professor of environmental policy with Western Washington University, said the omission might make sense. National polling indicates climate change among issues that motivate voters鈥 |
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EPA tightened refinery regs. Why did emissions rise? | At Western Washington University located near Seattle, Troy Abel said he has 鈥渮ero confidence鈥 that stronger standards alone can be trusted to reduce health risks. Environmental regulations 鈥渁re only as good as their enforcement,鈥 said Abel, a professor of environmental policy who has鈥 |
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Meet the 2024 Outstanding Graduate Students | |||
What is pink snow? Researchers work to answer your pink snow questions | On a sunny, cool day in the North Cascades, researchers hiked around an alpine lake to find samples of algae that look like pink-colored snow. Recent days had brought a fresh coat of actual snow -- and they used shovels and boots to brush aside the top layer, revealing light red underneath.鈥 |
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Meet the 2024 Presidential Scholars | |||
Postcards from Peru: One 草榴社区 student's study abroad, as told in pictures | |||
Pair of 草榴社区 students nominated for the state Student Civic Leadership Awards | |||
Higher ed has role to play in climate change solutions | Young people, including college and university students, are pelted with bad news about the world they will inherit. Vitally important fields such as ecology and environmental science paint a picture of the planet鈥檚 natural and physical systems under stress, and the negative impacts of鈥 |
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Ask a scientist: Are human-derived hormones like estrogen harming fish in Puget Sound? | Hormones such as estrogens that humans create in their own bodies are entering Puget Sound through wastewater, raising concerns about their effects on fish and other wildlife. We spoke with Puget Sound Institute scientist Maya Faber about how environmental exposure to human-derived estrogen鈥 |
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2024 Scholars Week celebration is approaching: Registration begins April 22 |