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Compost At Scale Shows Success In Cutting Carbon, Building Soils and Growing Business Apr 25, 2012: Cedar Grove Largest Single Dedicated Yard-Waste Composting Facility in U.S
Broad constituency to deliver over 40,000 signatures to Commissioner Goldmark against coal export Feb 29, 2012: Citing concerns about local health, business impacts, group represents communities throughout Washington
Energy efficiency repowering Washington’s workforce and public spaces Feb 28, 2012: Stories show how local businesses and public entities are saving energy and creating jobs
“The push to energy efficiency has created a lot of work that wasn’t there for me as just a remodeling contractor,” said Matthew Stefnik of Matthews Energy Services. “It’s really helped my company be able to provide living wage jobs to seven individuals that weren’t there before.”
Energy efficiency repowering Washington’s workforce and public spaces Feb 27, 2012: Stories show how local businesses and public entities are saving energy and creating jobs
Two new Solutions Stories videos show how local businesses and public entities are saving energy and creating jobs.

Missoula City Council supports study of coal trains' effects May 22, 2012 The Missoulian: The resolution calls on the Corps of Engineers to conduct a “programmatic environmental impact statement” on the cumulative effects of air pollutants, traffic delays, coal dust, and noise pollution. It also calls for a public hearing in Missoula.
Portland Community College unveils solar array at Rock Creek May 18, 2012 The Oregonian: With a herd of bleating sheep looking on, Portland Community Collegeofficials on Friday unveiled a newly completed 35,000-square-foot solar array at their Rock Creek Campus.
Climate change accelerating, complicating Idaho's spring runoff May 08, 2012 Idaho Statesman: The effects of global warming are making it more difficult for reservoir managers to control floods and manage flows for irrigation, recreation and fisheries.
Activists rally in Portland against exporting coal from Northwest ports May 07, 2012 The Oregonian: Several hundred activists gathered in Pioneer Courthouse Square today to rally against exporting Montana and Wyoming coal from Northwest ports, an effort to signal the industry that it's in for a no-holds-barred fight.

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