Leah Pezzetti

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The unique way a Washington-based company is capturing and storing CO2

CarbonQuest, based in Spokane, is seeking ways to cut down on greenhouse gasses while energy demands keep growing. SPOKANE, Wash. — A Spokane-based company is helping cut down on greenhouse gasses...

King County training flood patrol teams as wet season begins

The crews are sent out to patrol flood levels in some of the worst weather conditions, so their own safety is top of mind. KING COUNTY, Wash. — As the wet...

PNW seismic monitoring expanding to volcanoes and underwater

Scientists say the more stations there are, the better the preparedness and early warning for earthquakes. SEATTLE — As scientists in the northwest work to increase seismic monitoring in the region,...

‘It’s still crisis mode’: Will Bering Sea snow crabbing season will be canceled for third straight year?

Millions of snow crabs vanished from the Bering Sea, forcing a closure of the crabbing season in 2022 and 2023. Now, scientists are determining the future for 2024. WASHINGTON, USA —...

Seattle ‘Swift Quake’ seismic activity dethroned by surprising musical artist

Scientists at Western Washington University have spent the last year analyzing seismic data from concerts at Lumen Field in Seattle. SEATTLE — Seattle Swifties have been dethroned when it comes to...

Port Angeles man finds passion for photography

John Drain has a developmental disability and thanks to a tailored phone, he can take pictures of the world around him. PORT ANGELES, Wash. — John Drain is a Port...

Tri-Cities volunteers slowly digging up Mammoth remains

Their goal is to uncover not just the bones but everything around the remains and to educate the public. KENNEWICK, Wash. — A team of about 20 volunteers has spent the...

Leah Pezzetti

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