Environment
To solve water pollution, Seattle turns to an old solution
The marshy gardens between the sidewalks and curbs in South Lake Union look like a landscaper’s attempt to bring
Samantha Larson
Samantha Larson writes about science, the environment, and adventure. Tweet at her @samantson.
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Tech
Can this app boost workers' scheduling power?
Earlier this month, Seattle became the second U.S. city to pass “Secure Scheduling” legislation, regulating how employers communicate with
Environment
State unveils new rules to combat climate change
Between record-setting temperatures, shrinking snowpack, rampant wildfires, and acidifying waters, the threats of carbon pollution have become increasingly conspicuous since
Culture
Ginny Ruffner’s modern alchemy -- from glass art to virtual reality
Ginny Ruffner presented at Crosscut's third Arts Salon, discussing the intersection of art and tech, on Tues., September
Tech
Tree-planting robots could save Northwest forests
In the summer of 2015, Grant Canary, an entrepreneur with two startups under his belt who was looking for his