Are ferries sailing into the Bermuda Triangle? Though Washington State Ferries is the biggest ferry system in North America, few would currently describe it as the best. Over the past several years, vessel and staff shortages have left passengers stranded as scheduled...
Gas prices sag as demand drops Though other factors – such as the whims of OPEC – have greater impact on the whipsaw ups and downs of price points at the pump, customer demand is a factor too, as the current dip in prices proves. According to the AAA, depressed...
[Cheesy subject line goes here] Nope. Not going to do it. On this National Cheese Day (go ahead and look it up), your inbox may be full of emails with silly headlines like “Say Cheese!” or “It’s a Brie-utiful Day!” or “Gouda Morning!”. Our message today is too...
Is it reasonable to be “unreasonably enthusiastic”? When Governor Jay Inslee spoke at the Clean & Prosperous Institute’s Future of Carbon Policy Forum, he expressed his “unreasonable enthusiasm” for our state’s growing clean energy economy. He also spoke...
What is the cost of climate action? That is a trick question. Climate action doesn’t cost – it pays. Deloitte says “this once-in-a-generation transformation could result in $3 trillion (in present-value terms) added to the U.S. economy over the next 50 years”....
‘Every part of this soil is sacred’: Restore respect for our shared home This Earth Day, nothing we could say would be better worth your time to read, than this Seattle Times op-ed written by Leonard Forsman, chairman of the Suquamish Tribe: For thousands of years,...
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