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From chemical recycling to plant-based alternatives, scientists size up the most promising solutions to plastic pollution. From InvestigateWest:
Washington, Oregon and Idaho launched voter education campaigns to shore up public trust ahead of the November election, story via InvestigateWest
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WATCH: Today we joined The Center for Public Integrity, Columbia Journalism Investigations, and InvestigateWest to discuss the making of Harm's Way, a multi-part climate investigation. We discussed:
➡️ On-the-ground reporting
➡️ Data collection
➡️ Our open-source approach
The collateral damage left behind is far more extensive than previously reported, InvestigateWest has found. The Mukilteo-based company owes an estimated $35 million to employees, consultants, governments, investors and partner companies.
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Reporting from InvestigateWest and new report from WA State Office of Developmental Disabilities Ombuds.
Officials from both large urban school districts and rural districts across the Pacific Northwest report ongoing challenges hiring a variety of essential staff, from bus drivers to teachers.
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Officials from both large urban school districts and rural districts across the Pacific Northwest report ongoing challenges hiring a variety of essential staff, from bus drivers to teachers.
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Thank you Grist.org and InvestigateWest for this thorough article on plastic pollution in the Northwest. We're excited to continue engaging in the Escaped Trash Assessment Protocol so our cleanups have a twofold purpose: Get trash out of our waterways right now, and research where plastic trash is coming from in the first place.
We have to know where to look if we're going to turn off the plastics tap!
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An InvestigateWest investigation has found that once Washington students are sent to many nonpublic agencies, state school officials know little about how often these private facilities use physical force to restrain students or isolate them.
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For years, many foster kids in Washington with nowhere else to go have been put up in hotels, crammed into offices overnight, or sent out of the state. The practices have been lambasted by lawmakers and advocates, and they sparked a class-action lawsuit last year.
The state reached a settlement last week in that lawsuit — brought on by Disability Rights Washington and three young people who themselves were in . In the settlement, the state agreed to implement new programs or bolster existing ones in the hopes of ending hotel or office stays.
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InvestigateWest: In contrast to nonprofits that operate their own thrift stores, such as the Salvation Army or Goodwill, Value Village is a private equity company and, unlike those nonprofits, does not disclose revenue or the share of profits benefiting charity.
As develops its own therapeutic program using mushrooms, it is taking a lot of cues from how Indigenous communities use it for medicinal purposes. InvestigateWest
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