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Wolves in SE Washington pack to be killed ‘incrementally’ by state officials after livestock attacks - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The director of the state’s Department of Fish and Wildlife this week authorized the “incremental” killing of wolves in southeastern Washington with a goal to stop attacks on livestock. Agency officials could not say how many wolves would be killed, but said other nonlethal measures would not be appropriate for the situation. The order is the second this month that calls for killing wolves in the Couse pack. On Sept. 17, the department killed an adult male. Since then, at least one member of the
PSE new rate hike proposal draws ire at public hearing - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The room was packed with a line out the door during the public comment hearing for a Puget Sound Energy rate proposal Tuesday evening at the Utilities and Transportation Commission’s headquarters in Lacey. “We’ve replaced just about everything to something more efficient for which I’ve gotten no incentives and no rebates for,” Becky Foster, a PSE ratepayer in Thurston County, said during the four-hour hearing that drew about 100 commenters. “The last two years [the bill] has skyrocketed and we’r
Public lands commissioner calls on Legislature to approve, fund conservation of state forests - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Washington Public Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove is dialing back his goal to protect 77,000 acres of older state forests from timber harvest even as he asks lawmakers to give him more tools to do so. On Thursday, the first-term commissioner dropped the figure to 55,000 acres, blaming the reduction in part on mapping errors. While those forests are now exempt from logging through 2030, Upthegrove is banking on the state Legislature granting his Department of Natural Resources broader authorit
Public lands commissioner calls on Legislature to approve, fund conservation of state forests (opens the original)
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Washington Public Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove is dialing back his goal to protect 77,000 acres of older state forests from timber harvest even as he asks lawmakers to give him more tools to do so. On Thursday, the first-term commissioner dropped the figure to 55,000 acres, blaming the reduction in part on mapping errors. While those forests are now exempt from logging through 2030, Upthegrove is banking on the state Legislature granting his Department of Natural Resources broader authorit
Washington nears final step in joining California-Quebec carbon market (opens the original)
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Taking the stage at Climate Week in New York City Wednesday morning, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced his authorization to move forward with linking Washington into its carbon market that’s shared with Quebec, Canada, the next-to-last step in California’s process to complete the merger. On the same day, Washington state officials completed the rulemaking process to allow the linkage. California and Quebec will still need to complete regulatory changes, the final step, before merging can oc
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