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City Light to clean up Greyhound site where SLU substation may go

By KATIE ZEMTSEFF

Seattle City Light soon will award a contract for environmental and engineering work at 1250 Denny Way in South Lake Union. The site has been a bus maintenance yard for more than 60 years, and could become a future electrical substation.

 

Pierce County gets $4.3M energy grant

This week, Pierce County received a $4.37 million grant to improve energy efficiency and conservation. The grant came through the U.S. Department of Energy from the federal stimulus.

 

City seeks ideas for nursery site

The Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation is holding a public meeting to gather input from the community on the future of the Atlantic City Nursery. The meeting will be Dec. 3 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

 

Astoria LNG terminal gets two favorable decisions

Two decisions this week have boosted the prospects for liquefied natural gas company Oregon LNG's proposal to build a terminal on 92 acres near Youngs Bay.

 

Meeting Saturday on landslide issues

The city of Seattle on Saturday is holding a meeting covering landslide issues for property owners.

 

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Synergy at Dockside Green, a 93-unit condominium complex in Victoria, B.C., designed by Busby Perkins + Will, was named one of the top 10 greenest projects for 2009 by the American Institute of Architects Committee on the Environment.
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November 20, 2009

Pierce County gets $4.3M energy grant

City Light to clean up Greyhound site where SLU substation may go

Astoria LNG terminal gets two favorable decisions

City seeks ideas for nursery site

Meeting Saturday on landslide issues


November 19, 2009

NW contractors cope with the slow economy

Colorado firm starts work on Oregon biofuel facility

Power-hogging TVs banned in California

Bike sharing efforts in Seattle are hitting some speed bumps

City seeks help with Windermere CSO

Anchor QEA gets stimulus project

Feds award $3.1M for NW green jobs


November 18, 2009

Power lines, stations need to expand to handle wind energy

Taking stock of the Ballard locks

Contract awarded for Aurora corridor work

World pollution grows, even during recession

Water district to convert old burger joint

State prison campus first in nation to get LEED gold


November 17, 2009

Living Building Challenge goes broader and deeper

Kenworth plant joins energy effort

Dykeman merging with Schell Design

Marten Law opens office in Portland

This Thursday is World Toilet Day

Group urges U.S. to invest in e-cars

Dutch drivers taxed for time on the road


November 16, 2009

USGS keeps close eye on the Nooksack

Audit finds trouble on Ore. zoo projects

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