Bill Taylor
George Kent
Marie Yovanovitch
Northwest scientists scramble to keep deadly bat syndrome at bay
Wildlife biologists tackle the big mystery as to how white-nose bat syndrome landed in Washington state.
Listen to 58 years of climate change in one minute
Data you can dread — and dance to: the Keeling Curve.
Oregon to transform lakes into batteries to charge electricity grid
A project in Oregon’s Klamath County is aiming to complement renewable energy development in the Northwest by creating a giant water battery.
Where does America’s e-waste end up? GPS tracker tells all
Despite pledges to responsibly recycle old TVs and other unwanted electronics with toxic materials inside, an investigation tracks e-waste from the U.S. to unregulated scrapyards in Hong Kong.
White nose syndrome, a devastating bat disease, has now been confirmed in the Pacific Northwest.
Log books from 19th century whaling ships are treasure troves for modern-day climate scientists. They’re mining these old volumes for day-to-day weather and sea-ice reports from the Arctic region.
Passing a voter-backed initiative would make Washington the first state to tax residents and businesses on their carbon emissions.
An expansion project at Oregon State University’s Reser Stadium has uncovered ancient mammoth bones under the football field’s end zone.
Experts say better data on ecosystem health would be a step to restoring trust between federal agencies and the ranchers and who lease public land.
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