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Eric

I’m a week late on this story, but I highly recommend Ashely Ahearn’s look at the oil terminals proposed for Grays Harbor with a focus on the potential impacts to local fisheries and the Quinault Nation.

Keiko

How many reasons do you have to love Northwest rivers? Well, here are 50!

Not only is this a fun and beautiful look at the rivers of Puget Sound and the Columbia Basin, you also get to feel nostalgic about those days when you were first exploring among moss-covered trees and misty waterfalls. Enjoy!

Anna

In case you needed more evidence, two new studies by political scientists show that the rich use their wealth to control American politics.

Native Americans are particularly vulnerable to climate impacts. I don’t know if it’s adequate, but the US Interior Department just announced millions in funding to help tribes adapt.

And check out Robert Reich’s video on the Keystone XL decision.

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