The Salish Sea Currents online magazine features stories focusing on the science of ecosystem recover. The stories are grouped into sponsored series based on timely issues of events in Puget Sound. The magazine is published by the University of Washington Puget Sound Institute.

Tilth Alliance works in community with Washington farmers, gardeners and eaters to build a sustainable, healthy and equitable food future.

Some small changes can help you waste less food while saving you both time and money. Get more out of your food (and grocery budget) with these helpful tips and resources for better planning, prepping and storing your food.

5-minute video with a great overview on the adoption of the Clean Water Act in the early 1970’s

Short video on how Seattle's drinking water system works.

Webpage provides metrics on King County WTD's energy use through graphs.

These short videos features youth soccer players, King County employees, and Lake Washington Youth Soccer Association employees speaking to the benefits of using recycled water for the grass fields at Sixty Acres Park.

This essay analyzes the current sustainability framework, and argues for a reordering of priorities, by exploring the "Living Planet" paradigm.

Learn about environmental monitoring data through King County's database.

EPA graphs and a map of the US breaking down how much water we use for different purposes.

“Love Food, Stop Waste” engages residents in preventing food from becoming waste which has environmental, social and economic impacts. The program’s purpose is to explore food-saving strategies and reduce the amount of edible food that ends up in Seattle’s waste stream.

A fun way to vizualize key parts of King County's Local Food System including success, challenges, climange impacts, and the importance of shopping local.

History of The Clean Water Act: Brief history by the Environmental Protection Agency of the clean water act adopted in 1972.

Great animated video explaining the basics about water supply, infrastructure, billing, and your water meter.

A comprehensive set of resources on water issues. laws, and programs in Washington state with everything from stream flow, to wells, to dams, water rights and water recovery.