Culture
From the spotlights to feeding Seattle's hungry
At the end of a gig at the Top of the Hilton on the waterfront or the 5th Avenue Theatre,
Martha Baskin
Martha Baskin is an environmental reporter, whose work on the subject began with a project for the King Conservation District. Green Acre Radio was born shortly afterward. Her work is currently suppor
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Equity
Under Trump's EPA, pesticide workers pin hopes on state
Late last year, the Environmental Protection Agency made the kind of announcement that, at any other time, would simply be
Culture
Green Acre Radio: A partnership to save Seattle's old-growth
In Washington, a group of non-profits and volunteers has come together to rebuild Seattle's forests and rescue native trees from invasive species.
Tech
Green Acre Radio: Do truck drivers' working conditions contribute to port pollution?
Truck drivers are being paid poorly for their port-related work, and some groups believe that current arrangements are doing the environment no favors. Reporter Martha Baskin visits the Port of Seattle and looks at the issues.
Culture
In Magnuson Park, tadpoles swim where planes once landed
Green Acre Radio: In Seattle's Magnuson Park, ecologists have turned runways into fully functioning wetlands. It's all in a day's work.