The new Des Moines Creek Business Park (DMCBP) is the $125 million redevelopment of a site that spent decades as a modern ghost town. For more than twenty years the site was an abandoned residential area containing nothing but exposed foundations and empty asphalt and concrete streets. The area is now home to K2 Sports,
Modeling variability in air pollution-related health damages from individual airport emissions – Stefani L. Penn
In this study, we modeled concentrations of fine particulate matter(PM2.5) and ozone(O3) attributable to precursor emissions from individual airports in the United ...
Sea-Tac Airport is first in the U.S. to achieve Salmon-Safe Certification
In a year where the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is projected to have a record number of passengers, the Port of Seattle is taking care of the environment too, becoming the first U.S. airport to achieve Salmon-Safe certification, earned for its environmental practices that protect Puget Sound water quality and salmon habitat. The designation means that
Sea-Tac Airport neighbors get close-up view of environmental efforts
Sea-Tac Airport neighbors get close-up view of environmental efforts 04/28/2016 folksonbus.JPG To celebrate Earth Day, the Port of Seattle hosted residents from nearby communities to get a close up view of the many programs Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has in place to protect and improve the environment. Sea-Tac airport neighbors first got a briefing from Sea-Tac
Sea-Tac Airport Sustainability Goals and Objectives 2015
November 06, 2014 Environment Committee Agenda (Tree Pruning, Critical Areas)
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Ordinance No. 1583 – relating to the environment; replacing Title 16 DMMC; and repealing the previously codified provisions of Title 16 DMMC and underlying Ordinances
Port Of Seattle Annual Environmental Report (2009-2010)
