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2026-07-30Auburn Wetland Nature Trail Path and Informational Kiosk
A paved gravel path flanked by wooden split-rail fences curves through dense green vegetation toward a visible informational signboard or kiosk in the background. The setting appears to be a public nature trail or park access path on a clear sunny day. -
2026-07-30Walking on Water Wetland Boardwalk Trail — Information Kiosk and Trail Map Sign
An information kiosk at the entrance of the 'Walking on Water Wetland Boardwalk Trail' shows a trail map, park highlights, and interpretive content. The wooden boardwalk trail and surrounding wetland forest vegetation are visible behind the sign. -
2026-07-30Walking on Water Wetland Boardwalk Trail Sign at Auburn Environmental Park
An information kiosk at Auburn Environmental Park (Auburn, Washington) displays a sign titled 'Walking on Water – Wetland Boardwalk Trail,' including a trail map, map legend, trail information, and park highlights. The sign bears the City of Auburn logo and describes the wetland boardwalk that allows visitors to experience the park's wetland ecosystem. -
2026-06-23Port of Seattle Awards Record $850K for Community-led Environmental Improvements
June 24, 2026 This press release is available in 11 languages: Amharic, Dari, French, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese. በአማርኛ አንብብ (PDF) Af -Soomaali ku akhri (PDF) به زبان دری بخوانید (PDF) Leer en español (PDF) Lire en français (PDF) Basahin sa Tagalog (PDF) 한국어로 읽기 (PDF) Читайте українською (PDF) -
2026-06-202026 SoilSHOP Series – Des Moines
By King Conservation District Midway CovenantDes Moines, WA Saturday, June 20 • 10 AM – 2 PM Overview Join us for free lead and arsenic soil testing at our SoilSHOP event at Midway Covenant in Des Moines! Puget Sound has a rich history of land and industry – but industrial practices from long ago may -
2026-05-18EPA to roll back PFAS limits for drinking water
The Trump administration on Monday proposed rolling back limits on “forever chemicals” that contaminate millions of Americans’ drinking water and have been linked to a range of health problems. The proposal would partially rescind the first national drinking water limits for the chemicals — also known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS — set -
2026-05-12State penalizes four organizations over $19,000 for fuel tank back fees at King County International Airport
Department of Ecology News Release – May 13, 2026 SEATTLE – After failing to pay a decade’s worth of back fees related to their underground storage tanks supplying King County International Airport – Boeing Field, Signature Aviation, Shultz, Inc., Sky Services, and King County have been penalized $19,681 by the Washington Department of Ecology. The -
2026-05-08It All Adds Up Sea Change – Deploying Underwater Tech To Study How Noise Affects Marine Life
A Port of Seattle promotional image featuring a dolphin or orca dorsal fin breaking the surface of calm water, with mountains visible in the background. The image promotes the Port's deployment of underwater technology to study how noise affects marine life, under their 'It All Adds Up Sea Change' environmental initiative. -
2026-04-16New York’s Expanding Environmental Regulatory Framework: A 2026 Outlook
Highlights Monitoring plan deadlines under New York’s mandatory greenhouse gas (GHG) reporting program (Part 253) begin September 1, 2026, with first emissions data reports due June 1, 2027. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s (NYSDEC) 2026 Regulatory Agenda signals additional rulemakings ahead, including a potential statewide GHG emissions reduction program. NYSDEC finalized significant