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Biden, Macron vow unity against Russia, discuss trade row
Nation World
Lava from Hawaii volcano lights night sky amid warnings
Magma moved to the surface, although lava flows were contained within the summit area and weren't threatening nearby communities.
Environment
Bald eagle with bird flu found in West Seattle's Lincoln Park
WDFW has confirmed at least 18 cases in bald eagles, meaning there are likely many more. HPAI has impacted birds of multiple species for months.
Environment
Common chemical in tires caused mass Coho salmon deaths in Puget Sound, scientists say
A toxin called 6PPD-quinone was discovered to cause the deaths of local Coho salmon before they spawned, causing a ripple effect in the environment.
Environment
Washington, Alaska senators ask for federal fishery disaster declaration following cancelled crab harvests
Washington and Alaska fisheries have lost nearly $300 million due to cancelled crab harvests.
Nation World
World population hits 8 billion, creating many challenges
Even as populations soar in some countries, the U.N. says rates are expected to drop by 1% or more in 61 nations.
Nation World
Thai crocodile farmers want trade restrictions relaxed
Siamese crocodiles are nearing local extinction in Thailand — but farmers are raising millions in captivity.
Nation World
Climate activists arrested trying to glue themselves to 'The Scream'
The stunt is similar to one earlier this year when members of the same group threw soup at a Van Gogh painting.
Environment
Invasive crab threatening shellfish industry, salmon found in another western Washington bay
Washington's European green crab population has exploded in recent years.
Environment
Feds resume study of restoring grizzlies to North Cascades
Under the proposal, grizzly bears would be captured from British Columbia or the Rockies and released to the North Cascades annually over five to 10 years.
Science
Blood Moon brings the last lunar eclipse for three years
Tuesday morning's Blood Moon will be the last lunar eclipse we see for three years
Environment
Washington state organizations hold art contest to highlight invasive species, how to contain them
The Washington Invasive Species Council and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife are asking high school-age artists to create educational designs.
Nation World
Lava from Hawaii volcano lights night sky amid warnings
Magma moved to the surface, although lava flows were contained within the summit area and weren't threatening nearby communities.
Environment
Bald eagle with bird flu found in West Seattle's Lincoln Park
WDFW has confirmed at least 18 cases in bald eagles, meaning there are likely many more. HPAI has impacted birds of multiple species for months.
Environment
Common chemical in tires caused mass Coho salmon deaths in Puget Sound, scientists say
A toxin called 6PPD-quinone was discovered to cause the deaths of local Coho salmon before they spawned, causing a ripple effect in the environment.
Environment
Washington, Alaska senators ask for federal fishery disaster declaration following cancelled crab harvests
Washington and Alaska fisheries have lost nearly $300 million due to cancelled crab harvests.
Nation World
World population hits 8 billion, creating many challenges
Even as populations soar in some countries, the U.N. says rates are expected to drop by 1% or more in 61 nations.
Nation World
Thai crocodile farmers want trade restrictions relaxed
Siamese crocodiles are nearing local extinction in Thailand — but farmers are raising millions in captivity.
Nation World
Climate activists arrested trying to glue themselves to 'The Scream'
The stunt is similar to one earlier this year when members of the same group threw soup at a Van Gogh painting.
Environment
Invasive crab threatening shellfish industry, salmon found in another western Washington bay
Washington's European green crab population has exploded in recent years.
Environment
Feds resume study of restoring grizzlies to North Cascades
Under the proposal, grizzly bears would be captured from British Columbia or the Rockies and released to the North Cascades annually over five to 10 years.
Science
Blood Moon brings the last lunar eclipse for three years
Tuesday morning's Blood Moon will be the last lunar eclipse we see for three years
Environment
Washington state organizations hold art contest to highlight invasive species, how to contain them
The Washington Invasive Species Council and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife are asking high school-age artists to create educational designs.
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