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Keep our Electricity on the Path to Clean
It is not our climate commitments, but the effects of climate change - like wildfires, droughts, and more expensive insurance - that are driving rate increases. Understand the issues, REDUCE energy use, and ADVOCATE!
9/15/26
eNews - August 2026
Conversation 9/3: What’s REALLY Raising our Electric Rates?
Wetlands and Water: WEAN County wetlands report, Wildes Rd logging approved, Regenerative Whidbey Stewardship of a Sole Source Aquifer.
Book Nook: A Guide for Whidbey' s Water Future
8/24/26
eNews - July 2026
HS rain garden launched with work party.
Port Hadlock sewer example for Freeland.
Wildes Rd clear-cut proposal threatens Maxwelton ecology and hydrology.
Rising electric rates Conversation in September.
Book Nook: Human Nature
7/20/26
Wildes Rd Clear-cut Proposal Deficient
Public comment on Forest Practice Application NW‑FPA‑26‑8637 proposed 37‑acre clear-cut at Quade Creek headwaters in the Maxwelton Watershed. The proposal represents a severe and unacceptable ecological risk to one of Whidbey Island’s most fragile aquifer recharge zones.
7/17/26
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