Ta'Leah Van Sistine

Everett, Washington

Crew Member at Washington Department of Ecology

Crew member for @EcologyWCC. Former environment reporter for @EverettHerald and alum of @UWEauClaire. She/her.

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‘Give them a chance’: The fight to bring salmon back to Edmonds stream

Sep 21, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ta'Leah Van Sistine

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Climate-themed concert in Edmonds aims to inspire ‘hope and action’

Sep 20, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ta'Leah Van Sistine

EDMONDS — Music, for Seattle-based pianist and composer Nelda Swiggett, is an accessible way to engage audiences in climate change discussions. From 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Swiggett will debut her second climate-themed piece “For the Birds” at the Edmonds United Methodist Church, 828 Caspers St., in an event hosted by Interfaith Climate Action. “We’re good at keeping our blinders on,” Swiggett said. “It’s challenging to look at the reality of what’s happening.
How ‘clean’ is clean enough for recyclables? Waste experts weigh in

Sep 15, 2024 | msn.com | Ta'Leah Van Sistine

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How ‘clean’ is clean enough for recyclables? Waste experts weigh in

Sep 15, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ta'Leah Van Sistine

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Adopt a Stream to host free rain garden workshop in Everett

Sep 11, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ta'Leah Van Sistine

EVERETT — As of this month, staff with the state Department of Fish and Wildlife have counted nearly 47,000 Chinook, coho and sockeye salmon as they swim to the Ballard Locks from Lake Washington. Many fish will head to North Creek this fall, in a watershed that stretches from Everett to Bothell. To help revive this year’s salmon runs, the Adopt a Stream Foundation will hold a free rain garden workshop at 7 p.m. Sept. 19, at the Northwest Stream Center, 600 128th St. SE.
Ecology invites public comment on cleanup next to Edmonds Marsh

Sep 9, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ta'Leah Van Sistine

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County forces DTG Recycle’s Maltby facility to scale back

Sep 7, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ta'Leah Van Sistine

MALTBY — DTG Recycle was forced to immediately scale back operations at its facility near Maltby, under a Snohomish County hearing examiner ruling issued late last month. For months, neighbors of DTG’s site at 18827 Yew Way reported issues with noise, dust and traffic, as tub grinders chopped up woody debris.
In Marysville development, community and sustainability ‘go hand in hand’

Sep 5, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ta'Leah Van Sistine

MARYSVILLE — At Sunnyside Village Cohousing, before residents pick their homes, they’ll pick their neighbors — many of whom are avid gardeners and electric vehicle drivers. Here, community and sustainability “go hand in hand,” said Jennie Lindberg, one of the founders of Sunnyside Village. The nearly 5-acre property at 3121 66th Ave NE will have 32 cottages, with two-bedroom and three-bedroom options at 1,200 square feet each. As of this week, five cottages were available.
Monroe climate and mental health advocate Jim Bloss dies at 83

Aug 28, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ta'Leah Van Sistine

MONROE — For years, Jim Bloss regularly filled The Daily Herald’s editorial pages with well-researched calls to action — encouraging readers to avoid single-use plastics and support the reintroduction of grizzly bears in the North Cascades, among other topics. “You’d think he was an environmentalist his whole life,” said Jim’s wife, Lynn Bloss. Within the past 10 years, Jim became increasingly concerned about climate change, she said.
Ecology: Edmonds school needs to find source of PFAS

Aug 27, 2024 | heraldnet.com | Ta'Leah Van Sistine

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