AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildfire Season: Washington’s All-Risk Mobilization Program reports a brutal year for wildfires, underscoring the strain on emergency response. Southern Resident Orcas: A mother was seen carrying her dead newborn calf near the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Researchers say every surviving calf matters to the critically endangered population. Salish Sea: Washington residents are being urged to oppose the proposed Pacific Link pipeline and oil supertankers as Canada fast-tracks a new B.C. pipeline; vessel traffic through the sea is also rising. Coastal Waters: Razor clam digging has been postponed on Washington beaches after marine toxins increased. Public Health: A Franklin County resident in their 70s died of West Nile virus, the state’s first reported death from the disease this year; mosquitoes can remain active until a hard frost. Recovery: Quinault South Shore Road reopened after repairs to a washout that had cut off access for nearly two years.
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