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Fish Interbreeding Study
4:23 pm
Mon October 1, 2012

Study Suggests Hatchery Fish Don't Harm Native Fish Stock

A new study out today suggests hatchery fish don't necessarily have a negative impact on wild fish when the two interbreed.

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Effects Of Northwest Smoke
4:09 pm
Mon October 1, 2012

Northwest Smoke Makes Air In Some Areas Worse Than L.A.

About a dozen wildfires are still burning in the Northwest, keeping the air hazy and unhealthy. But experts predict few, if any, long-term health effects. Correspondent Anna King reports.

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Oil Spill Readiness
4:29 pm
Thu September 27, 2012

Columbia River Spill Comes During Series Of Oil Spill Readiness Hearings

Just as Washington environmental regulators finish up a series of meetings on oil spill readiness, a half-mile sheen appeared on the Columbia River near Longview. Contractors quickly contained the diesel spill this week. It's one of about 1,800 spills in Oregon and Washington each year.

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Cleaning Up Hanford
6:39 pm
Tue September 18, 2012

Gregoire Says Energy Secretary Chu 'Committed' To Hanford Work

Credit Dept. of Energy
Wash. Gov. Chris Gregoire says U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu, shown here, told her last week that he’s spending 10 hours a week personally dealing with Hanford’s major issues.

Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire says she’s hoping the U.S. Secretary of Energy’s personal attention to the Hanford Nuclear Reservation can avert a lawsuit over cleanup delays there. She made the comments today after a speech about Hanford in the Tri-Cities in southeast Washington.

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Firefighter Charged With Starting Fire
4:15 pm
Tue September 18, 2012

Idaho Firefighter Charged With Starting Karney Fire Near Boise

Credit Ada County Sheriff's Department
Nathaniel Bartholomew is charged with setting the Karney fire in Idaho.

An 18-year-old volunteer firefighter is charged with setting a Monday fire that’s threatening homes about 20 miles northeast of Boise, Idaho.

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