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Environment & Sustainability

Two Japanese beetles on a flower.

Washington begins annual invasive pest survey

June 8, 2026
Aspen Ford

Of the agency’s top priorities is the eradication of Japanese beetles in south central Washington. They’ve been found in Kennewick, Pasco, Sunnyside, Mabton, Wapato and near SeaTac. 


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Data centers are driving demand for gas from Northwest utilities, reports find

June 7, 2026
Alex Baumhardt

Umatilla Electric Cooperative in Hermiston is one of six utilities across Washington and Oregon that have absorbed the bulk of energy demands of data centers in the region. A growing number of utilities are using booming data center demand to justify skirting climate rules in both states that mostly ban the build-out of new gas infrastructure, citing the need for regional energy reliability. 


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EV-Chargers

Three new EV charging locations coming to Benton County

June 2, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

A state agency has awarded $2.4 million to support 16 new electric vehicle charging slots across three sites in Benton County. 


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Elaine Harvey
‘Going green now for who?’

Yakamas protest clean energy project on sacred site to power data center

May 28, 2026
Alex Baumhardt

Supporters of a Goldendale pumped-hydro energy storage project have said it will help meet growing regional energy demand, and the project developers tout its potential to one day power up to half a million homes without sending harmful greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. But mounting evidence shows a large data center campus could be among the main beneficiaries of that power. 



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100K gallons of waste turned to glass at Hanford

May 18, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

Officials with the U.S. Department of Energy and Bechtel National, the firm that designed the Waste Treatment Plant, lauded the accomplishment, saying it reflects momentum in the cleanup effort and progress toward the next chapter for the Hanford site. 


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BPA officials cautiously optimistic halfway through fiscal year

May 18, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

Bonneville Power Administration’s financial performance is a mixed bag at the halfway point of its fiscal year but its leaders say the agency is still on track to meet most of its end-of-year targets. 


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KID refilling canals as pump comes back online

May 17, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

The irrigation district serving much of the city of Kennewick as well as other outlying areas of Benton County has begun refilling canals that went dry a week ago following repairs to a critical pumping station. 


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Kennewick plans $33M PFAS treatment plant after repeat detections

May 14, 2026
Laura Kostad

The city of Kennewick plans a $33 million water treatment facility after detecting PFAS levels above Washington state action levels in March 2024 and March 2025. 


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Trump signs Newhouse-supported hydropower bill

May 12, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

President Donald Trump has signed a broadly bipartisan bill that will extend deadlines for construction to begin on hydropower projects around the country. 


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PNNL program highlights highly qualified contractors, technicians

May 11, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

Overwhelmed by the sheer number of contractors and other trade professionals as you plan for a home project? Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is helping to make sure the most qualified can stand out from the rest, at least online. 


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