Wasting less food is possible if you plan carefully, think ahead about storage, and get creative with your meals.

In summer 2024, our WCC members and staff deployed to Iowa to help communities recovering from major floods and to Jefferson ...

Through Jan. 20, we invite your input on a legal order to address groundwater contamination from the Pasco Landfill that ...

In January, Ecology will begin accepting applications for grants for projects that increase public understanding and ...

We invite you to submit a public comment from Nov. 1, 2024 at 12 a.m. until Dec. 31, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. on the Draft Identification of Priority Products Report, which identifies the draft priority ...

During the holidays, millions of pounds of food is wasted in Washington. That’s a lot of resources going in the trash! By making smart choices, you can reduce food waste, save money, and relax a ...

You are invited to review the draft Zostera japonica Management General Permit and share your comments with us. The draft permit and supporting documents are available for review on our Zostera ...

We work to prevent and reduce pollution and to clean up polluted waters. That’s a simple summary, but sometimes it isn’t that straightforward. Specifically, we protect the quality of Washington’s ...

We'd like to hear your input on the linkage agreement California and Québec. This is the starting point for developing a new linkage agreement that includes Washington. Please review the current ...

Bridge Point Tacoma, is developing a 2.5 million square foot warehouse facility in South Tacoma. This project is located on a historically contaminated site (Commencement Bay, South Tacoma Channel ...

As part of a settlement agreement, $8.95 million will be invested in South Tacoma to help reduce air quality impacts from a proposed warehouse project. The agreement was reached by the Washington ...

In October 2023, we released a draft water quality permit for the City of Everett’s Water Pollution Control Facility, one of the larger wastewater treatment plants in Washington. After careful ...