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Wolverine Status
6:17 am
Thu January 10, 2013

Wolverines Under Consideration For Endangered Species Status

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A wolverine seen on Snoqualmie Pass east of Seattle.

Should wolverines be listed as an endangered species? That will be the question before the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on January 18th. This hardy member of the weasel family is actually making a comeback in the U.S., but perhaps not for long. Ashley Ahearn reports for EarthFix.

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Warmer Winters
4:39 pm
Thu December 6, 2012

Study: Climate Changes Hurts Winter Tourism

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In years with less snow, roughly one-third fewer skiers visited resorts in the Pacific Northwest.

Warmer winters caused by climate change could make it more difficult to operate ski resorts in the Northwest. That’s according to a new study.

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Clinton Supports Inslee
6:59 am
Mon September 17, 2012

Clinton Calls Inslee A Leader Adressing Climate Change

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Former president Bill Clinton’s appearance drew over 3,000 supporters to downtown Seattle Saturday. Organizers called it one of the biggest political fundraisers in recent memory.He came to campaign for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jay Inslee. Inslee faces Republican Rob McKenna in one of the tightest governors’ races in the country this fall.

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Climate Change Adaptation
6:09 am
Tue May 15, 2012

Study Indicates Some Animals Can't Outpace Climate Change

A study released Monday by the U.S. National Academy of Sciences indicates that some mammals might be unable to keep up with environmental changes. Aaron Kunz explains what that means for the Pacific Northwest.

The study looked at nearly 500 species in North and South America. It determined that close to 10 percent will not be able change habitat in order to keep pace with climate change.

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Climate Change Preparedness
5:48 am
Thu April 19, 2012

Climate Change: How Prepared is the Pacific Northwest?

An environmental group has rated each state’s strategy for dealing with climate change. Problems can range from droughts to rising sea levels. As correspondent Courtney Flatt reports, two of the Pacific Northwest states are well prepared.

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