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Aloha Endangered Species Friday!
        The United States Congress created Endangered Species Day in
        2006 with the adoption of Senate Resolution 431.
        The day is for learning why it's important to protect endangered
        species, for learning how to take part in protection efforts,
        and for celebrating species that have recovered as a result of
        these efforts.
      
Rare
            blankets made from fur of extinct woolly dog on display at
            North Vancouver museum
        For thousands of years, the Salish woolly dog resided on B.C.'s
        southwest coast, providing their owners with companionship — and
        hair.  Now, blankets woven from the fur of this extinct dog are
        on display at the Museum of North Vancouver until early July.
      
The
            overbudget Trans Mountain pipeline project is carrying $23B
            in debt — and needs to borrow more 
        The overbudget Trans Mountain expansion project owes its lenders
        at least $23 billion and is looking to take on more private debt
        as the federal government shuts its wallet and construction
        costs skyrocket. 
Washington
            slates $50M for trees to shade salmon streams
        Gov. Jay Inslee and a bipartisan group of legislators are using
        a low-tech approach to combat deadly warming waters. 
      
Snoqualmie
            Tribe enacts 2% land protection tax to help preserve
            ancestral lands
        The Snoqualmie Tribe has instituted a new land protection tax
        that’s believed to be the first of its kind in North America.
Washington passes law to cut ‘forever chemicals’ in makeup
Starting in 2025, the Toxics-Free Cosmetics Act will be among the country’s strongest legislation against hazardous products.  
WA launches dashboard tracking ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water 
The Department of Health unveiled a public-facing dashboard sharing data from drinking water wells in the state that have been tested for the presence of these toxic chemicals. 
      
      
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