Conditions changed quickly at the end of August. A combination of lightning-sparked wildfires, hot and dry weather, and light ...

On the morning of July 18, a dual-tanker truck carrying thousands of gallons of gasoline and diesel left the roadway on U.S.

Ecology is working with other state and local government agencies to reduce nitrate contamination so everyone in the Lower ...

We are starting a new statewide study to evaluate potential environmental impacts surrounding the production and distribution ...

We are partnering with the Office of the Insurance Commissioner, Emergency Management Division, and the Department of Natural ...

We manage grants and loans that benefit the health of Washington's land, air, and water. This page is your gateway to our grant and loan funding opportunities and guidance for managing your grant or ...

Find a grant or loan and details about the application process, eligibility, types of projects, timelines, requirements, and other information. Click on one of the links below.

The Dungeness water management rule was adopted in late 2012 to protect flows in a critical basin for endangered fish. Elements of the Dungeness water management rule include: Setting instream flow ...

It is far less expensive to prevent an oil spill than it is to clean one up. No spill is acceptable — once oil is released into the environment, harmful consequences have already occurred. All oil ...

Preparedness means taking steps before an oil spill occurs to reduce impacts to people, the environment, and the state's economy. Washington has decades of experience in maintaining the highest ...

Solid waste incinerators (excluding hog fuel burners and crematoria facilities) Municipal waste landfills Special incinerator ash landfills or monofills Inert waste and demolition waste landfills All ...

A transboundary workgroup is collaborating to improve water quality in the Nooksack River watershed. Due to those efforts, ...