It’s Time to Dump the Incinerators (Part 2): Two feasible options for Bellingham’s wastewater future
June 8, 2026
A hundred years ago, wastewater “treatment” consisted of pit privies, buckets, and open ditches that…
Climate Action
Protect the Best, Restore the Rest: Advocating for climate-conscious forest management in NW Washington
April 6, 2026
As a regionally-focused organization, we’ve long recognized watersheds as the underpinning of life—in every sense…
2026 Legislative Priorities: Plastic pollution, forest health & energy resilience
December 15, 2025
The 2026 Washington Legislative Session kicks off January 12th! Things will move quickly during this…
From Local Action to Lasting Impact: Looking back on 2025
December 9, 2025
As we began 2025, we knew that this year would bring threats to bedrock environmental…
RE Sources Joins Coalition Calling on Whatcom County for Full EIS at Ferndale LPG Terminal
September 29, 2025
RE Sources and fellow environmental groups (Friends of the San Juans, Whatcom Environmental Council, Evergreen…
DNR Announces Agency Plan for Mature, Structurally Complex State Forests
September 10, 2025
The past few years of community advocacy have brought state-managed forest lands back into the…
RE Sources Responds to Dangerous Waste Violations at March Point Refineries
August 8, 2025
Penalties issued for improper storage of dangerous waste at two March Point refineries highlight the…
Takeaways from the Skagit County Comprehensive Plan Update
July 24, 2025
For most people, the term “Comprehensive Plan” doesn’t exactly inspire excitement. It can be easy…
RE Sources’ comments on limiting air pollution from Post Point’s sewage sludge incinerators
June 9, 2025
For years, RE Sources has followed developments and discussion around the operations at the Post…
How to regain your footing
February 11, 2025
Now is the time for local collective action. “What’s the point of sitting in this…