ECOSS’ resident brownfields expert, Emery Bayley, recently had the whole office abuzz with an unlikely new piece of office décor: a soup can full of dirt. This was not just […]
Originally posted at Opening Immigrants’ Eyes to Environmental Health in American Homes | Environmental Justice. By Kate Gibson When Sophorn Sim first moved to the United States from Cambodia, she finally […]
ECOSS’ spill kit program will be reaching out into new areas of King, Kitsap, and Snohomish counties thanks to a grant awarded by the Puget Sound Partnership’s Stewardship Program. This […]
In the Fall of 2011, ECOSS expanded its free assistance in greening local restaurants with a new project called “Go Green All Over”. Thirteen restaurants participated from four South King County […]
In 2010, Seattle City Light and ECOSS joined forces to bring energy and water saving tools into the homes of Seattle-area residents through their Powerful Neighborhoods program. The program reached out to […]
What do you get when a nonprofit, a bank and a government agency join forces? A lot done in a very short time! On Friday, September 16, ECOSS teamed up […]
Want to make your business more sustainable but don’t know where to start? ECOSS is here to help. ECOSS, The Puget Sound Industrial Excellence Center and EnterpriseSeattle are partnering to […]
Last Friday on a warm, breezy May afternoon, Marra Farm, South Park’s community-run farm, saw some hustle and bustle with kids painting, planting flowers, stuffing scarecrows and running around playing […]
This spring, Marra Farm will get an extra flourish with the addition of children- inspired mural painted on a new tool shed. Partners in the Healthy Foods for South Park […]
The neighborhood of South Park, historically known for its rich fluvial soils, farming and supply of fresh produce to Seattle, is without a grocery store. To take a closer look, […]
