At the core of Cleanup to Clean Energy is DOE's proposal to use up to 14,000 acres of excess lands at the Hanford site for the deployment of new sources of carbon-free power – something we inherently support and believe has great promise for our region. But the matter of concern is DOE’s requirement that any such projects be removed prior to the end of the cleanup mission.
Let's talk noncompete agreements. How do the two rules from Washington and the FTC line up, and what are the applicable exemptions to the general rule that bans them?
Second Harvest's mission is made possible by the hard work and dedication of the good people in the agriculture and food industry, who generously donate 90% – yes, 90% – of the 35 million pounds of food we distribute each year.
Washington state’s agricultural industry remains a vital part of our economy, culture and community. However, the data reveals a complex landscape where our producers face unprecedented challenges and confirms what industry experts have been expressing for years.