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Environment

Firefighter fights wildfire, brush fire.

Meetings set to gather climate change impact feedback

March 3, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Have concerns about how rising temperatures, wildfires and low snowpack could threaten the Tri-Cities? The local city governments need to hear from you. 


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Port of Walla Walla secures state grant for sustainable aviation fuels facility

February 25, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

A sustainable aviation fuel production facility has launched the siting process for its facility at the end of 2024 by initiating environmental reviews. Once built, the facility will convert gaseous feedstocks into sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel using chemical processes.


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Yes, Washington is still in a drought

January 24, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Despite a wet winter so far, the drought declared in April 2024 is still in effect, state ecology officials say. Experts are still watching for definitive evidence of sustained drought recovery, such as improved snowpack, streamflows and soil moisture. 


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Fish, wildlife commission could be axed after critical study

January 23, 2025
Laurel Demkovich

The report, led by experts from Washington State University and the University of Washington, described the citizen-led commission as “dysfunctional” and in need of reform. State lawmakers are discussing the effectiveness of the commission’s structure and what can be done to improve it – including potentially dissolving the citizen-led panel altogether. 


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Washington, Idaho Republicans join forces to protect Lower Snake River dams

January 22, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Two U.S. lawmakers have introduced new legislation to ensure the continued operation of the Lower Snake River dams to provide power and irrigation to the region. 


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Clean energy challenge

Wind farm critics cite unlawful actions, denied testimony in lawsuits

3 lawsuits to be consolidated into single case
January 16, 2025
Ty Beaver

The three plaintiffs challenging a wind and solar power facility in the Horse Heaven Hills share in their legal challenges a laundry list of how Gov. Jay Inslee, state agencies and the courts allegedly have violated everything from state environmental protection laws to local land use planning regulations and limited access to proceedings around the decision.


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Benton-Conservation

Benton Conservation District plans to build a new facility

January 16, 2025
Ty Beaver

A local conservation district plans to build a new facility in West Richland.


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2025 Legislature

Tri-City lawmaker files bill to limit governor’s authority

January 9, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Republican state Sen. Matt Boehnke filed a bill after saying the recent Energy Facility Siting Evaluation Council process to approve the siting of the Horse Heaven wind farm in his district did not properly account for local concerns and gave the governor too much authority. 


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Atlas Agro update - July 2024

$1.5B green fertilizer plant has distributor

November 14, 2024
Sara Schilling

The low-carbon nitrate fertilizer produced at a $1.5 billion plant that’s proposed in north Richland has a distributor. 


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Tidewater

$6.2 million investment powers Northwest’s transition to biodiesel

October 14, 2024
TCAJOB Staff

A $6.2 million expansion at Tidewater’s Snake River Terminal in Pasco marks a “significant step in the region’s transition toward cleaner energy solutions,” the company said.


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