Dead or alive? Here’s where key bills stand this lawmaking session
March 10, 2021
There have been a lot of twists and turns during the Washington State Legislature’s first-ever…
Washington Can’t Wait: Empower counties to grow their own climate solutions
March 8, 2021
Originally published in Cascadia Weekly, March 3rd, 2021. By Karlee Deatherage (RE Sources), Katie Fleming…
Act for clean and abundant water in Washington
March 1, 2021
The word “lobbying” carries a lot of baggage. Polluting industries and special interests have bred…
Youth action, leadership and connection during a year of challenges for students
February 5, 2021
By Sasha Savoian, Education Specialist In a year of isolation, online learning and uncertainty, twenty-nine…
The circular economy at The RE Store
January 29, 2021
Originally published in The RE Store’s blog. The RE Store Whatcom County’s source for reclaimed…
Virtual lawmaking: 7 easy steps to support key state policies
January 21, 2021
Dust off your Schoolhouse Rock knowledge! Simply marking that you support or oppose a bill…
Custer oil train derailment: Luck and hard-won safety regulations prevented disaster
January 14, 2021
With oil trains running daily to Whatcom refineries since 2013, it was only a matter…
Climate action, water protection, and a resilient future: Our 2021 legislative priorities
January 13, 2021
The compounding crises of 2020 cost many families their loved ones, and set so many…
RE Sources Condemns Violent Riots at Nation’s Capitol — Calls for Peaceful Legislative Session in Olympia
January 7, 2021
Our state legislative session starts on Monday and we have much to accomplish in terms…
Statement: Crude oil train derailment highlights risks of oil shipment through Whatcom County
December 22, 2020
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, December 22, 2020 Media contact: Eddy Ury, Climate & Energy Policy Manager,…
