By Alli Kingfisher, Building Materials and Sustainability Specialist, Waste 2 Resources Program
Ecology scientists Kyle Graunke and Tom Gries collect runoff samples while Ecology Director Maia Bellon looks on.
Here at Ecology, we often talk about non-point
pollution that contaminates our waterways.
This is the kind of pollution that is often invisible. It
comes from lots people doing
Ecology scientists Kyle Graunke and Tom Gries collect runoff samples while Ecology Director Maia Bellon looks on.
Here at Ecology, we often talk about non-point
pollution that contaminates our waterways.
This is the kind of pollution that is often invisible. It
comes from lots people doing
Tackling Toxics: Is your roof shedding chemicals into our lakes, rivers and Puget Sound?
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