On “The Impact”:
The natural forces that shaped Washington’s beautiful landscape also pose a threat to the people who live here. The increasing intensity of wildfires and floods pose significant risks to lives and property. The state launched a new public-private partnership to address and prepare for… Continue reading “The Impact”: Insurance Trends and Future Risks from Volcanoes, Fires, Floods, Landslides and Earthquakes
… Continue reading “The Impact”: Foreclosure Fairness Program; Cannabis 2.0Washington’s Foreclosure Fairness Program has helped tens of thousands of families keep their homes since it was established during the foreclosure crisis in 2011. We discuss how it works and what struggling homeowners need to know about the negotiation and mediation
“The Impact” – Sept. 11, 2019:
… Continue reading “The Impact”: THC, pesticides and pot lab protocol; Tsunami simulations show Puget Sound impactsWhen Washington state legalized marijuana for medical and later recreational use, there was no common standard by which to test the products. There still isn’t. The WA Dept. of Ecology is now involved in an effort to bring uniformity
On “The Impact”:
This November with Referendum 88 voters will decide whether to override a state legislative decision that seeks to reinstate affirmative action policies in public hiring, contracting and education. An initiative to the legislature, I-1000, passed largely along party lines on the last day of the… Continue reading “The Impact”: Referendum 88 and the Affirmative Action Debate
