We are dedicating this special edition of Let's Talk About Hanford to a community favorite: the Hanford elk, aka the "Rattlesnake Hills Elk." ...

Meet us this month at the Georgetown Community Council meeting. We will present about the Dawn Food Products and Boeing Development Center cleanups. These sites have open comment periods this month.

A conceptual rendering of the Deschutes Estuary Restoration Project. The project will transform Capitol Lake into a thriving estuary habitat with environmental, social, and economic benefits. A new ...

Kevin the Marmot, Ecology’s anti littering mascot, shows just how simple it is to keep litter off Washington’s roadways by using a car litter bag. A trash can isn't always around when you need one. So ...

The Water Quality Combined Funding Program funds projects that improve and protect water quality throughout Washington. The program combines grants and loans from state and federal funding sources.

If your facility generates dangerous waste, you must follow label requirements properly. Labeling is one of the most common compliance violations and the easiest to avoid. Good labeling will keep your ...

Newer residents might think of Bellingham’s central waterfront only as a beloved gathering space, with popular parks at the heart of a growing commercial and residential neighborhood. But not too long ...

The Washington Department of Ecology fined Port Townsend Paper Corporation $734,000 for improperly operating its onsite wastewater treatment system since the fall of 2025 and violating other water ...

*Note we changed the number of facilities we are recognizing from 125 to 126. Washington has more than 300 wastewater treatment facilities, and they all serve an important role in protecting water ...

The Washington Department of Ecology has issued a $20,000 penalty to the owner of a dam in Sultan near the intersection of 132nd Street SE and Sultan Basin Road for failing to address ongoing safety ...