Boise Idaho Statesman04/27/2009
Two environmental groups urged state and federal agencies to investigate gravel mining operations within the Salmon River channel, calling on the Environmental ...
New York Times04/27/2009
After eight years largely on the sidelines of the international policy debate on climate change, the United States is prepared to lead negotiations toward a ...
Seattle Times04/27/2009
The Transportation Department says a paving project that started Monday on Interstate 90 at Ellensburg is the first in the state funded by federal stimulus ...
New Scientist04/27/2009
Destruction wreaked by hurricanes over the past 150 years has severely affected the ability of US forests to store carbon, say ecologists.
The finding ...
Globe and Mail04/27/2009
The leader of one of Canada's largest softwood lumber companies believes the beleaguered industry is at the bottom and predicts a “significant rebound” as a ...
Oregon Public Broadcasting04/27/2009
Washington State has requested 230,000 doses of anti-viral drugs from the federal government’s pandemic flu stockpile.
Two mild cases of swine flu have been ...
Oregon Public Broadcasting04/27/2009
A bill that passed the Oregon House Monday would tweak some rules regarding the state’s domestic partnership law.
The measure would streamline the process ...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer04/27/2009
King County leaders cheered the passage of a bill Sunday night they say will help soften the impact of Metro bus service cuts and other reductions being caused ...
Coos Bay World04/27/2009
A lottery system created to decide who receives insurance through the Oregon Health Plan is offering researchers a rare chance to study the benefits of health ...
Vancouver Sun04/27/2009
Two people in Metro Vancouver have the same swine flu virus that has killed dozens in Mexico, according to Canada health authorities. Both young adults who had ...
Corvallis Gazette Times04/27/2009
Oregon State University researchers are using pedometers to study whether cows -- which prefer to lie down when they aren't being milked or eating -- are ...
NPR04/27/2009
The nation's electricity grid faces huge challenges — it's unprepared for increasing demand and a future that includes more renewable sources of energy. In a ...
Boise Idaho Statesman04/27/2009
The Idaho Legislature unanimously passed a resolution recognizing the pay inequities between men and women doing the same work and declaring April 28 as Equal ...
Boise Idaho Statesman04/27/2009
Idaho women -- who on average only earn 60 cents for every dollar their male counterparts makes across all industries -- have to work almost 4 months into ...
Seattle Times04/27/2009
The Alaskan Way Viaduct will be replaced with a stacked four-lane, deep-bore tunnel under First Avenue and an elevated segment through Sodo. An amendment to ...
Washington Post04/27/2009
Few things are more appealing in politics than something for nothing. As Congress begins considering anti-global-warming legislation, environmentalists hold ...
Vancouver Sun04/27/2009
The latest report on greenhouse gas emissions undercuts all the enthusiastic talk from politicians about the war on global warming. Canada's Kyoto accord ...