Sightline Author
Jennifer Langston
Jennifer Langston: Researcher and Sightline Daily editor, combs through thousands of headlines day to bring you the region's top sustainability news. She also writes about issues such as energy, oceans, and riding the bus with her toddler. Previously, she worked at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and other papers in Washington and Idaho. Email: jennifer [at] sightline [dot] org. Jennifer's Posts
The Skinny on WA’s New Stormwater Permits (#2)
New rules for nearly 100 cities on managing polluted runoff.
Throwing Metro Under the Bus
King County's transit agency needs a stable funding source. Really.
The Skinny on WA’s New Stormwater Permits (#1)
How the state's largest cities will manage polluted runoff.
Neighborhood Safe Streets Passes in WA (Finally)
Why take 3 years to pass a bill that nearly everyone liked?
Seattle’s Green Stormwater Goals
How to manage polluted runoff six times better.
No Sick Leave = More Germs at Sea-Tac?
How policies for low-wage airport workers can make you sick.
WA’s First Ocean Acidification Legislation
Bill would create a new council overseeing marine protection.
Tiny Houses with Kids
A photoessay on raising kids in small spaces.
Gregoire Pushes for Ocean Acidification Action
Recommendations on our souring seas from Washington's panel on ocean acidification.
What Do Immigrant Farmers Need?
Lessons learned from the 30-years-old Hmong experience
