Update: NPR's Climate Coverage Team Expanding A new editor will coordinate coverage of the urgent topic with the goal of bringing it more visibility.
Engage Meet the contestants! Listeners battle to become KUOW's Biggest Carbon Loser Three contestants. Two months. One planet. A lot of carbon.
KUOW Newsroom S'no snowmageddon in Seattle but expect more powder on Wednesday Snow across the Puget Sound region left schools closed and drivers stranded on a highway over the Cascades.
KUOW Newsroom We interrupt this mild Puget Sound winter for some cold weather ... and snow? Washington State climatologist Nick Bond tells KUOW’s Patricia Murphy that the warm, wet winter predicted for the region could see an interruption.
Amazon employees say they've been warned about speaking out on climate change Maren Costa says she’s been proud to work for Amazon for 15 years. So she says she was surprised when she was warned that she could be fired for speaking out about the company’s policies on climate change.
KUOW Newsroom Can the zoo survive an earthquake? Why is Green Lake so dark? We tackle your questions What about zoos in an earthquake? Why aren't there lights on the path around Green Lake? Listen to answers from our SoundQs team.
KUOW Newsroom He's been shot at, his fish stolen. All because he exercises his tribal treaty rights in Skagit Valley Scott Schuyler says he’s been shot at, his tires slashed, his fish stolen. He’s gotten death threats on social media.
KUOW Newsroom Seattle tree rules are too lax, critics say. New city council members want to change that More safeguards for Seattle’s trees. That’s something two newly elected Seattle City Council members say they want to secure in legislation next year.
KUOW Newsroom New plan for endangered Washington bird doesn't make anyone happy Washington state has a new conservation plan for marbled murrelets, an endangered seabird. But both environmental advocates and the timber industry are upset about it.
KUOW Newsroom Young climate protesters push Washington senators to sign onto Green New Deal On a chilly Monday morning, two dozen student protestors marched to the offices of Senator’s Murray and Cantwell in downtown Seattle.
