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| Washington residents deck the halls with energy efficiency | With the holiday season just around the corner, neighborhoods across the Northwest will glow with strings of lights. But whether residents choose more energy-efficient LEDs over traditional incandescent bulbs may depend on where they live, according to the PEMCO Insurance Northwest Poll. … |
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| Architect who worked on Bullitt Center to speak at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø, Nov. 14 | An associate professor of architecture at the University of Washington who played a role in the design and construction of Seattle’s Bullitt Center will speak about the building’s sustainable design and functioning at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 14, in Academic West 204 at Western Washington… |
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| Bellingham college's $4.5 million fisheries building completed | A grand opening celebration Saturday, Nov. 16, will mark the completion of the new $4.5 million Perry Center for Fisheries and Aquaculture Sciences and the public and private donors who helped Bellingham Technical College replace its worn-out fisheries building. |
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| Architect Rob Peña to present ‘The Greenest Building on Earth’ at Western Nov. 14 | |||
| Robyn du Pré to discuss citizen involvement in marine conservation Nov. 7 | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø exhibit traces geologic history of Western Washington | A natural history exhibit in an unlikely location offers a glimpse at Western Washington's geologic past. It's another of those "hidden Bellingham" places that never cease to enthrall us: In the hallways of the Environmental Studies building at Western Washington… |
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| Professor: As estuary health weakens, greenhouse gases increase | |||
| WCC seeks artists to create artwork for the college's pavilion, rec center | Western Washington University's annual Fall Family Open House is this weekend, Oct. 25-26, with dozens of faculty and student presentations, performances, tours and other events. Among the arts and entertainment highlights are performances by the award-winning improve group The Dead Parrots… |
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| Gabor Zovanyi to discuss new book, ‘The No-Growth Imperative,’ Oct. 17 at Western | |||
| Exploring the Challenges and Opportunities in the New Communication Climate | I just returned from my first visit to Japan, which was limited to a small slice of Tokyo, a megacity offering a dizzying mix of ancient and modern, exuberant consumption and reflective modesty. I was there to speak at an annual forum on the environment organized by the Asahi Shimbun newspaper… |