PNW hatcheries aren't saving salmon, investigation finds | Crosscut
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Washington Teachers Receive 2022 Presidential Award for Environmental Educators | US EPA
Washington aims to eradicate killer crabs | Washington | thecentersquare.com
Washington Democrats make dam removal a platform plank | Washington | thecentersquare.com
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'New definition of progress': Nez Perce Tribe takes over management of national salmon hatchery | The Spokesman-Review
USDA Receives Overwhelming Interest for Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities Opportunity | NRCS
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced today that the second funding pool through the Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities opportunity received over 600 applications from over 400 groups. While USDA is in the process of calculating the total requested amount for the second funding pool, the overall interest in the opportunity already exceeds more than $18 billion.
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IRS increases mileage rate for remainder of 2022 | Internal Revenue Service
The Internal Revenue Service today announced an increase in the optional standard mileage rate for the final 6 months of 2022.
Degraded soil is one of growers' most threatening disasters | AGDAILY
Growing sprawl in WA woods comes with high wildfire risk | Crosscut
While Spring Rains Help Most Of Washington, Parts Still Under Emergency Drought - Northwest Public Broadcasting
Neighbors near Portland’s Forest Park organize to reduce wildfire danger - OPB
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works to strengthen regional meat supply chains connecting small farms & ranches, local meat processors, and Washington consumers
What the largest project of its kind on Lower Columbia means for salmon, waterfowl - Columbia Insight
It’s the largest habitat restoration project ever completed on the Lower Columbia River.
Expect a higher-than-average wildfire season, experts predict – Washington Forest Protection Association
WSDA Preparing For Another Year Fighting Spartina – PNW AG Network
This year’s treatment for Spartina starts Wednesday June 1st, and runs through November.
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Cliff Mass Weather Blog: Wildfire Forecast for the Summer
the wet/cool spring and other factors make a major wildfire season in Washington State highly unlikely
Grazing accused of worsening climate change impacts on Oregon spotted frogs | Livestock | capitalpress.com
EUGENE, Ore. — A grazing plan is under attack for allegedly failing to adequately examine climate change effects on Oregon spotted frogs
The US has spent more than $2B on a plan to save salmon. The fish are vanishing anyway. - OPB
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Now More Than Ever We Need Local Government To Show the Way - PA TIMES Online | PA TIMES Online
The ideal venue for reigniting American democracy, and perhaps our last best hope, is local government.
More wildfires predicted in central, eastern Washington | king5.com
State asks live poultry sales to end because of bird flu | AP News
State agriculture officials taking steps to stem the spread of bird flu in Washington | KOMO
'That's farming': After facing drought last year, Washington farmers contend with cold delaying crops in the new season | The Spokesman-Review
Drought likely to persist across most of Northwest | Water | capitalpress.com
Nearly 70% of the region is in some stage of drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, with 20% in "extreme" or "exceptional" drought, the two driest categories.