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  • Legislative workshop for enviro groups
  • Comments due on Duwamish site cleanup
  • Conference on Georgia Basin ecosystem
  • CityClub legislative preview Jan. 9
  • Ecological forestry seminar in January
  • Ecology says Everett site is clean
 

Motorists' habits spur call for tax increases

Motorists are driving less and buying less gasoline, which means fuel taxes aren't raising enough money to keep pace with the cost of road, bridge and transit programs.

 

Sustainable Sites looks at green from the ground up

By KATIE ZEMTSEFF

Green building rating systems, like LEED, focus on finished buildings but largely ignore how the land under and around them is treated. A new rating system called the Sustainable Sites Initiative has been created to change that.

 

Bids due in March for U-Link tunnel

Sound Transit is seeking contractors to build 11,400 feet of tunnel between the University of Washington and Capitol Hill for its University Link light rail line.

 
Does Seattle need to rethink how it designs and engineers roads or should it accept the fact that it is a city based on the car?

 

Work continues on I-5 noise wall

Crews from Granite Construction are continuing work on a project to install three noise walls along the west side of Interstate 5 between Fifth Avenue Northeast and Northeast 92nd Street. Work started in July.

 

BLM signs plan for more Ore. logging

Five years after signing an agreement with the timber industry, the Bush administration has delivered its plan for nearly doubling the timber harvest on a patchwork of federal lands in Western Oregon.

 

January 2, 2009

Region generating long list for federal stimulus funding

Bell-Red Road work set to begin

Could Oregon run out of water?

GAO drops Hanford contract protest

New Web site on protecting water

Joy King is new director of UTC


December 31, 2008

Viaduct decision put off until January

City releases report on Mercer corridor project

Is cow poop Idaho's fuel of the future?

Wyoming lawmakers to consider carbon storage bills

14 state parks may be closed


December 30, 2008

Cascade Land Conservancy buys land

Thurston County wants 'smart' traffic corridors

Piper Village in Greenwood to be centered on a 'woonerf'

Utah firm has hit the geothermal jackpot

Ore. governor wants to dump gas tax for a new mileage tax

Can an industrial pond and habitat coexist?

Contractors, landscapers cash in on snow removal

Flood-control dams could get turbines

Tahoe trailer park out, $1M green condos in

Ecology managers pay not fair: union

Hawaii enviro budget takes a hit

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