Clark County council schedules TDR/site-specific work session as residents urge caution on annexations Council agreed to schedule a work session to review city requests to expand urban growth areas and to examine a transfer-of-development-rights (TDR) interlocal model after public commenters warned that some swaps and annexations could harm Mill Creek, local aquifers and agricultural land.

Residents are sounding the alarm about potential annexations in Clark County, warning that unchecked development could endanger vital water resources and agricultural land.

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Clark County residents and stakeholders press council on timber letter, stream protections Council removed a timber sales letter from the online agenda after public confusion; callers urged the council to protect Type Np streams and consult DNR and foresters before reworking the letter, while an industry representative warned rules could burden small landowners.

Clark County residents are demanding transparency and environmental protection as the council reconsiders its controversial timber sales letter amidst public outcry.

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Environmental Inspector Discusses Erosion Control and Habitat Ordinance Requirements Inspector outlines erosion control practices and habitat protection policies for construction projects.

Clark County officials are taking bold steps to protect the environment while managing development—discover how new ordinances aim to balance growth with ecological integrity.

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Chair and Officials Tour East Fort Lewis Restoration Project Ahead of Winter Rains Tour highlights progress on East Fort Lewis restoration and hatchery production concerns.

Clark County officials are optimistic about revitalizing natural habitats while grappling with hatchery funding cuts that could impact local fish populations and the community's economy.

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Washington DNR Seeks Approval for Clark County Dendrophobia Timber Sale Auction Public comment period for the timber sale in Clark County closes August 14.

The clock is ticking as the comment period for the controversial Dendrophobia timber sale in Clark County closes on August 14—will the community's voice be heard before it's too late?

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Clark County outlines stormwater improvement projects for Hazel Dell and Lower Salmon Creek Clark County prioritizes capital repairs and water quality improvements through 2031.

Clark County is taking bold steps to enhance water quality and infrastructure in Hazel Dell and Lower Salmon Creek, with ambitious plans set through 2031!

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Clark County Plans Significant Reforestation Investment Following Urban Tree Canopy Assessment County officials discuss increasing reforestation budget to enhance urban tree canopy.

Clark County is making waves in environmental stewardship with a bold $900,000 investment in reforestation and innovative stormwater management strategies!

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East Fork Lewis River project groundbreaking marks vital salmon recovery effort in Washington Groundbreaking ceremony celebrates funding revival for East Fork Lewis River salmon restoration project.

The groundbreaking of the East Fork Lewis River project marks a pivotal moment for salmon recovery efforts in Washington, revitalizing a crucial ecosystem after years of uncertainty.

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Vancouver officials discuss algae issues at Vancouver Lake and conservation efforts Officials address algae problems and conservation tactics for Vancouver Lake.

Vancouver Lake's algae crisis sparks urgent calls for action as council members confront bureaucratic roadblocks to preserve this vital ecosystem.

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Local activists propose iceberg solution for algae and water issues in Clark County Activists suggest using icebergs to combat algae blooms and raise water levels in Clark County.

Local activists are proposing a groundbreaking solution: transporting icebergs to combat algae blooms and drought in Clark County!

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Public demands action on toxic blooms and pollution in Clark County Resident Kimberly Goheen Albon calls for urgent action on toxic water hazards and pollution.

Toxic water blooms are not just a local concern; they pose a life-threatening risk to our pets and children, according to alarming testimonies at the Clark County Board of Health meeting.

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Maggie Palomaki discusses harmful algae blooms at Clark County Council meeting Palomaki explains harmful algae blooms and monitoring efforts for Clark County's water safety.

Harmful algae blooms are surging in Clark County, raising alarms about water safety and public health as experts scramble to address the crisis.

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Clark County residents voice concerns over $7 billion interstate bridge replacement project Public comments highlight concerns over interstate bridge project’s impact on climate and transportation.

Clark County residents are rallying against a $7 billion interstate bridge replacement, fearing it will worsen climate change and traffic woes in their community.

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