environment and climate @seattletimes.
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We're hiring a photographer to work with our growing team. Come along! seattletimes.applytojob.com/…
If you're a nimble journalist and an energetic storyteller, this could be it. Wake up early to fire up seattletimes.com and work with the Times' impressive Morning Team: seattletimes.applytojob.com/…
Reminded of the time @c_clarridge asked a Trudeau whether wildfire smoke was Canada’s fault — in 2017. seattletimes.com/seattle-new…
Welcome, Conrad, @kayahswanson and Frida Pawlo! Can't wait to get started.
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Hey, you should come work in my newsroom and be our Metro Editor, a great job for someone who loves news and management and working with cool people.
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I’m in Boise at #sej2023 with other climate and enviro journalists from all over the world. The @seattletimes is hiring a climate reporter. Spread the word! seattletimes.applytojob.com/…
What sort of stories might you work on at the Times? Well, stories like this, about the booming sockeye of Bristol Bay by @hbernton and @lorenholmes seattletimes.com/seattle-new…
COME WORK WITH ME! We're hiring a reporter to cover climate change in the Pacific Northwest. Yes, it's as cool of a job as it sounds. Details within. seattletimes.applytojob.com/…
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Join @hbernton @lorenholmes and a panel of experts at 7 p.m. tonight in a discussion of some of the effects of a warming climate on one of the planet’s most productive marine ecosystems. More details: st.news/3FCTtX5
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Chemicals from firefighting foam have contaminated residential wells near the Army's Yakima Training Center in Central Washington.
From @hbernton and @mvilla1859: seattletimes.com/seattle-new…
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Western Washington saw the driest June to October on record, and salmon are struggling. Extreme low river flows are just another blow to a species that’s already in crisis.
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An important look at why persistent wildfire smoke is more than an inconvenience. By @naomiishisaka seattletimes.com/seattle-new…
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Damn, Dave would've loved Julio.
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“These are the foods with which our cultures developed over thousands of years,” says @ValerieSegrest.
How Native people are revitalizing the natural nourishment of the Pacific Northwest - By @LyndaVMapes 🎥 @laurenfrohne
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