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Gov. Inslee defends veto, talks climate change with Tribes | Bellingham Herald
Gov. Inslee defends veto, talks climate change with Tribes | Bellingham Herald
Washington state Tribal leaders praised some of Gov. Jay Inslee’s actions at the annual Centennial Accord Meeting Wednesday, Oct. 27, but also criticized his decision to veto sections of the Climate Commitment Act supported by Tribes. The annual meeting focuses on cementing the government-to-government relationship between the state and Tribes with representatives from the state’s 29 federally recognized Tribes and a few other Pacific Northwest Tribes.
·bellinghamherald.com·
Gov. Inslee defends veto, talks climate change with Tribes | Bellingham Herald
Biden-Harris Administration announces steps to improve conditions for salmon in Columbia River Basin | Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune
Biden-Harris Administration announces steps to improve conditions for salmon in Columbia River Basin | Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune
WASHINGTON – The Biden-Harris administration announced an important step to chart a path forward in a longstanding Columbia River Basin conflict regarding the operation of 14 federal dams and their impacts on the region’s salmon and steelhead populations.
·gazette-tribune.com·
Biden-Harris Administration announces steps to improve conditions for salmon in Columbia River Basin | Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune
Winter forecast cool, wet for much of Northwest | Water | capitalpress.com
Winter forecast cool, wet for much of Northwest | Water | capitalpress.com
The odds favor a wet and cool winter in Washington and most of Idaho and Oregon, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday, releasing a winter outlook that bodes well for Northwest snowpacks and next year's irrigation season.
·capitalpress.com·
Winter forecast cool, wet for much of Northwest | Water | capitalpress.com
La Niña Has Developed and Is Expected to Last Through Winter. Here's What That Could Mean for the U.S. | The Weather Channel - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com
La Niña Has Developed and Is Expected to Last Through Winter. Here's What That Could Mean for the U.S. | The Weather Channel - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com
La Niña has developed and is expected to impact the weather in the U.S. this winter. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com
·weather.com·
La Niña Has Developed and Is Expected to Last Through Winter. Here's What That Could Mean for the U.S. | The Weather Channel - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com
Aquaponic farms bubble up in Clark County - The Columbian
Aquaponic farms bubble up in Clark County - The Columbian
These farms operate by creating a symbiotic relationship between fish and plants. It begins with a fish tank. Helpful bacteria in the tank turn ammonia from the fish waste into nitrites and then nitrates. The water is pumped from the tank into the area where the plants grow. Plant roots suck up the nitrates. The clean water then flows back into the fish tank to begin the cycle again.
·columbian.com·
Aquaponic farms bubble up in Clark County - The Columbian
Same Old Conservation Ideas, Just New Words to Describe Them | No-Till Farmer
Same Old Conservation Ideas, Just New Words to Describe Them | No-Till Farmer
...maybe it’s time to come up with a new look and terminology for marketing some of our older, more successful farming practices, such as those that deal with soil erosion and conservation. “There is a pervasive belief that we know all there is to know about soil erosion and soil conservation,” he says.
·no-tillfarmer.com·
Same Old Conservation Ideas, Just New Words to Describe Them | No-Till Farmer