The Washington State Department of Transportation is planning a giant salmon restoration project here that could require buying out a motel owner, tearing down the building and excavating the highway culvert beneath it, at a price tag of some $100 million. Lawmakers and at least one tribal leader are asking whether projects like this make sense.
Every year, Metro Vancouver says it spends more than $2.7 million fixing grease damage in its sewer systems.
The NDP has 47 seats, the Conservatives 44, and the Greens two pending automatic judicial recounts in Surrey-Guildford and Kelowna Centre ridings.
Project will increase B.C.'s electricity supply by 8 per cent, B.C. Hydro says.
Machine learning systems—powered by new data—are taking some of the guesswork out of maritime safety.
As the final cruise ship of the year sails away from the city Tuesday, the Port of Vancouver said a record number of tourists arrived in the city by cruise ship this year.
More powerful atmospheric rivers could lead to higher storm surges and flooding in the future, finds study.
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird and 24 other states filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court Monday in support of the Port of Tacoma’s appeal of a U.S. circuit court decision that upheld a citizen’s ability to sue individuals for violating the Clean Water Act.
Initiative 24-03 proposes legal standing to prevent environmental damage. Opponents say it’ll lead to unnecessary lawsuits.
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