The gray, gloppy sludge doesn’t resemble food, except for the specks of color from discarded fruits and vegetables. The unsightly goo, dumped along one side…
Posts published in “Environment”
WASHOUGAL — Juvenile salmon face a gauntlet of perils on their difficult journey down the Columbia River to the Pacific Ocean. Dams, predators, degraded habitat,…
The federal government announced it would change the way the Endangered Species Act is applied, making it easier to delist threatened or endangered species and…
A criticized and scrutinized quarry east of Vancouver has reopened after Clark County updated an agreement with its operator. The county and Tower Rock Products,…
For Peter Greenfield, investing money in Clark Public Utilities’ community solar project was a “no-brainer.” More than four years ago, the Vancouver resident spotted an…
Small-acreage landowners can learn about best stewardship techniques to care for their property by attending a 12-week course. For 16 years, Washington State University Clark…
Eurasian milfoil in Vancouver Lake is about to meet its chemical match. AquaTechnex, a Centralia-based company that specializes in invasive species control and toxic algae…
Tim Esary gazed at lush vegetation along Burnt Bridge Creek in central Vancouver and remembered what the area looked like more than a decade ago.…
While the region has had a mild summer so far, Clark County Public Health is advising residents to prepare for upcoming smoky, unhealthy air quality.…