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A toxic chemical is killing the Coho salmon

A toxic chemical is killing the Coho salmon

We have known for some time that one or more chemicals in our stormwater runoff kills Coho salmon, but haven’t known which specific chemical to blame.  Now, we do.   Teams of scientists from Washington State University (WSU), the University...

Found on the ground on International Coastal Cleanup day

Found on the ground on International Coastal Cleanup day

I look forward to the day when we don’t have to say “Leave nothing behind but your footprints”.  At some point, corporations will stop selling us plastic packaging and people will clean up after themselves. Until then, we need focused...

Should chickens eat fish?

Should chickens eat fish?

Chickens are terrestrial birds. They naturally scratch and peck the ground for seasonal plants, seeds, insects, and grubs to eat.  They do not naturally eat fish from the ocean.  Industrial fishing and industrial agriculture have changed that.  We now catch...

Orcas at Lime Kiln Lighthouse

Orcas at Lime Kiln Lighthouse

I visited San Juan Island at the end of June.  It sits in almost the exact middle of the Salish Sea and feels a world away.  If you go, especially in the summer, you need to spend time at the...

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