Huffington Post covers inadequate fish consumption rate
The Huffington Post has a story about Washington state’s fish consumption rate, which is used to set water quality standards. The state is using an outdated rate that doesn’t reflect how much seafood...
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Tribal leader makes case for raising state fish consumption rate
The Herald ran a guest column by Stillaguamish Chairman Shawn Yanity on the importance of raising Washington’s fish consumption rate: It’s a lot easier and less expensive to prevent toxins such as...
View ArticleDirector of Ecology talks water quality, toxic cleanups
Maia Bellon, director of the Washington State Department of Ecology, addresses the Tribal Habitat Conference in Port Angeles, discussing the state’s role in toxic cleanups, water quality and human...
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Column: Reducing cancer protection undermines higher fish consumption rate
The Olympian today features a column by Emily Lardner, co-director of the National Resource Center for Learning Communities at The Evergreen State College: Gov. Jay Inslee has announced his intention...
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