Executive Director’s Note: Despite overwhelming evidence and public opinion, the federal government is choosing to bury its head in the sand at a time when confronting and adapting to the realities of climate change is more important than ever. Earlier this month, the administration repealed the 2009 Endangerment Finding, which classified climate change-causing greenhouse gases as...

The Department of Agriculture is again trying to curtail the public’s ability to meaningfully participate in decisions impacting federal lands. Proposed changes would significantly limit the amount of time we have to comment on plans and decisions for timber sales and other land management projects managed by the US Forest Service and limit the amount...

As our climate continues to warm, communities and wildlife are coming under increasing pressure. Last month’s atmospheric river unleashed a deluge of precipitation that swelled rivers and streams, leading to devastating flooding in many towns across western Washington. While southwest Washington escaped the scale of flooding seen farther north, the high flow event, combined with...