The only American rare earth mine is located in California, but it has to be processed in Canada.
Recreational vehicles rentals have increased 650 percent this year.
Daily medical waste is now totaling 240 metric tons.
Drones can help plant trees 150 times faster than an experienced (human) tree planter.
While COVID-19 has the country metaphorically on fire, America’s forests are actually burning.
Summer helped restaurants — will winter kill them?
Even Washingtonians need nuclear power, and the state gets 70 percent of their electricity from hydropower.
Democrats need to focus on more than just CO2.
Washington’s national parks will be getting money for some much-needed maintenance.
Despite the long odds, the airline continues to grow.
Seattle’s tax increases on businesses may make the one-proud city a ghost town.
Rioting, burning and looting don’t get us anywhere.
In June, Washington had the best state economy in the country. COVID-19 wrecked that achievement.
The country’s control of rare earth metals will give it a key advantage in this fight.
COVID-19 had a surprising effect on locally-manufactured paper products.
A cure isn’t available, but we can’t stay shut down.
The numbers you read on the news are likely lower than the true impact.
