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| What saved climate act? Good sense and a Science Guy | In trying to understand why Democrats fared better in Washington state than elsewhere in the country — and why three of four conservative-backed state initiatives were rejected, even with appeals regarding inflation and taxes — Troy Abel, a professor of environmental policy at Western… |
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| WWU's Troy Abel named to the EPA's environmental justice panel | |||
| 13 WWU Students Receive Award in EPA's 2023 Environmental Justice Video Challenge | |||
| 2023 Outstanding Graduates: College of the Environment | |||
| CENV faculty have new research published on a variety of important topics | |||
| Using Moss To Push Government Action in Seattle’s Duwamish Valley | When Nico Vargas spent her time mentoring teenage girls in South Seattle last year, they were just trying to make it through another day in high school – all while disproportionately burdened with air pollution. Vargas, then a… |
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| Huxley's Urban Planning Students Win 2020 APA Award for Ferndale Project | |||
| Huxley's Urban Planning Students Win 2020 APA Award for Ferndale Project | |||
| WWU to host APA Seminar on Planning for Temporary Encampments May 10 | Jurisdictions across Washington State are facing an unprecedented increase in the number of unsheltered individuals and families. While continuing efforts focus on the development of long-term housing, little effort has been spent on developing standards and best… |
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| Reimagining Ferndale: WWU's Urban Transitions Studio to present project findings to city officials March 19 |
