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Climate
April-May 2026
Articles You Might Have Missed
Climate Good News Around the world people are taking the initiative to mitigate climate change. Here are some good news briefs compiled and summarized by Jayne Freudenberger, climate committee chair, League of Women Voters of Bellingham-Whatcom County. __________________ The Big … Continue reading
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October-November 2024
Vote No on Initiatives 2117 and 2066
Editor’s Note:Whatcom Watch does not endorse candidates or ballot issues. by Jayne Freudenberger Departing a bit from all good climate news I usually cover for the League of Women Voter’s column (see Climate Good News), I also want to write … Continue reading
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