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Sightline’s Latest Original Research

Modular Construction: A Housing Affordability Game-Changer?

Mass production could make apartments radically cheaper and faster to build.
Erica Barnett, August 02

Will 2018 Finally Be the Year for a Carbon Pollution Price in Washington?

An impressive coalition of support is behind the Clean Air and Clean Energy Initiative
Kristin Eberhard and David Van’t Hof, July 30

Jordan Cove Energy Project, LNG facility may harm water quality, salmon runs

Public comment on the Jordan Cove, Coos Bay LNG project is extended until Aug. 20
Eric de Place and Paelina DeStephano, August 01

Trump Appointees Might Undercut HFC Ban but West Coast Leadership Fighting Back

Take heart: the Montreal Protocol is proof that climate progress is still regionally and globally possible.
John Abbotts, July 31

Weekend Reading 8/3/2018

What we owe animals, #BigOilKnew, and more.
Aven Frey, August 03

Top News Headlines

7. Eating the invaders

The Corvallis Advocate, August 02
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