Environment

KNKX Public Radio

Stories about the environment focused on the Pacific Northwest, with many from KNKX's Environment reporter, Bellamy Pailthorp.

Episodes

Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition calls on EPA to maintain standards set in 2014

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland visits Quinault as climate pushes coastal tribes to higher ground

Worried about climate change? This Seattle therapist says you're not alone

Swinomish Tribe objects as state allows Cooke Aquaculture to stock net pen at Hope Island

Unanimous county council vote bans new refineries, fossil fuel facilities at Cherry Point

Murray pushes climate as Senate tackles infrastructure, budget measures

Makah Tribe remains closed to outsiders while resuming annual Makah Days festival

J-pod orcas missing from inland waters of Salish Sea for more than 100 days

Official death toll from heat wave at 78 in Washington – and it's expected to rise

Study: How smoke affects birds in Washington ... and our ability to see them

How Washington state may (finally) be leading on climate action

Extreme heat came at worst possible time for Washington raspberry growers

Federal court: Puyallup River dam needs permits under Endangered Species Act before it can restart

Researchers identify shellfish-killing phytoplankton behind massive summer die-offs in Puget Sound

Native leader calls him a 'snake,' but Inslee defends veto of tribal consent in cap-and-trade law

Invasive green crabs continue to spread in Washington, especially in coastal estuaries

Special group of gray whales returns each year for shrimp ‘buffet' around Whidbey Island

Earth Day celebration calls on Port of Seattle for a pollution-free Salish Sea

SR3 SeaLife Rescue Center brings critical care closer for Pacific Northwest marine animals

Washington sets ambitious goal: All new cars sold will be electric by 2030