The March issue of Washington Water Watch features an interview with CELP's newest board member Patrick Williams, our latest Voices for Water interview with Chairman Chief James Allan of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe, CELP's 2016 Annual Report, and a call…
News Advisory – March 6, 2017 Coeur d’Alene Tribe to be honored in Spokane for protecting Coeur d’Alene Lake Mining, smelting wastes threaten Ancestral Homeland, Tribe Took Action When: Friday evening, March 10, 2016, 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. Where: Spokane,…
by CELP Executive Director Trish Rolfe and Government Affairs Specialist Bruce Wishart Water is a major topic in the legislature again this year, and several bills have been introduced that would undermine or overturn several key Washington Supreme Court water…
Protecting Lake Coeur d’Alene – Water is Life Winter Waters Celebration, March 10 – Honoring the Coeur d’Alene Tribe When: March 10 (Friday) 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 Where: Spokane – historic Patsy Clark Mansion, 2208 W. 2nd Ave What: Honoring…
The last issue of 2016 is here! Read a preview of what to expect during the upcoming legislative session, an article by CELP's Dan Von Seggern on the recent Hirst decision, and a summary of our December CLE. Read Washington Water…
Check out the October edition of Washington Water Watch. In this issue: updates on the Dungeness River rule challenge and the Hirst case, an article on the potential environmental impacts of Ecology's Chehalis Basin Strategy, and details on our December…
Seattle, WA – On Friday, October 21, 2016, Thurston County Superior Court Judge Gary Tabor upheld the Instream Flow Rule for the Dungeness River basin, denying a challenge from a group of property owners and developers. The Center for Environmental…
William, a Professor Emeritus of Law at the University of Washington, is widely recognized as a founder of and leading expert on U.S. Environmental Law. Instrumental in writing some of the nation's earliest environmental laws that ushered in the “environmental…
by Pat Sumption I didn’t mean to fall in love with the Green River. It just happened. It just grew like Topsy. My first (and greatest) love of the Natural World was the Pacific Ocean, and its beaches. Then I…
Check out the latest issue of Washington Water Watch! In this issue, you'll find an article on the takeaways for water resource issues from the legislative session, our petition for higher water flows on the Spokane River, an article by CELP…