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World’s Largest Methanol Refinery to Be Built Along the Columbia River

By Columbia Riverkeeper / November 23, 2016

By Brett VandenHeuvel Communities on the frontlines of fossil fuel development are taking a stand against dangerous fossil fuel projects. Take a look at the big fight in the small town of Kalama, Washington. The Chinese government is planning to build the world’s largest methanol refinery to convert fracked natural gas to liquid methanol for […]

Monsanto’s Unapproved GMO Wheat Found Growing in Washington State

By EcoWatch / August 1, 2016

Crude Gamble: Oil-by-Rail Threatens Safety of People and Planet in Pacific Northwest

By EcoWatch / July 31, 2014

3 Arrested Blockading Train Tracks Protesting Oil-By-Rail

By EcoWatch / July 28, 2014

Dockworkers Protest Crude-By-Rail Terminal and Unfair Labor Practices

By EcoWatch / July 18, 2014

Coal Export Terminal Draws Resounding ‘No’ at Washington Hearing

By EcoWatch / October 10, 2013

Power Past Coal Concerned Southwest Washington and Oregon residents gathered yesterday at the official scoping hearing for the proposed coal export terminal in Longview, WA. A vast majority of the almost 600 attendees at the hearing opposed the proposed coal terminal; 111 of 157 speakers at the hearing spoke about their concerns about the project. […]