Stories with 'diversity' tag

Visualizing Climate: Vulnerable Communities

Researchers, government workers, and advocates are using mapping programs in Cascadia to see how inequities extend to climate and pollution risks.

/ February 23, 2021

Black Lives Haven’t Always Mattered to the Climate Movement. Here’s How to Fix That.

(📸: Niklas via Pixabay) Support Local Entrepreneurs Fighting Climate Change We are a nonprofit fighting climate change by providing funding and holistic support to cleantech entrepreneurs. Join us today.   This series is sponsored by VertueLab. VertueLab did not provide editorial input. Black Americans are more likely to breathe polluted air, more likely to live near […]

/ August 12, 2020

‘A stronghold for positive change:’ Your hope for Seattle’s future

Seattle is changing fast. It’s hard to know whether all these changes are leading our city somewhere good. But some of you believe it will. And that’s what‘s keeping you here

/ May 25, 2018

The most heartwarming video you’ll ever watch about pot & two more things to know today

The Hollingsworth family is growing pot and their story is awesome. Whether or not you approve of our state’s legal cannabis industry, you’ve got to check out this story about a guy who turned his passion for cannabis into a full-fledged family business.

/ December 1, 2016

5 ways Seattle is processing Trump

Just 21 percent of King County voters cast their votes for Donald Trump. Our overwhelmingly Democratic area is going to need time to process a shock this big. Here are five ways that work continues this week.

/ November 15, 2016

What to check out near Angle Lake – the newest light rail stop

There’s a beautiful waterfront park and a trail within walking distance from the new light rail stop. Evergrey reader and long-time SeaTac resident Kent Palosaari showed us around.

/ September 22, 2016