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Environment (Washington)

This is Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions and other government-related news coming out of Washington and the state capitals. This newsletter channel covers the environment, climate change policies, fish and wildlife protection, habitat conservation, environmental activism, and forestry. Once a week, we break down the most important updates in this space in under five minutes.

This Week in Environment — Washington (#8, 2026)

This Week in Environment — Washington (#8, 2026)

EPA proposes deletion of Superfund sites; NOAA issues Pacific Whiting tribal allocations for 2026; FWS posts new endangered and threatened species permit actions; Congressional committee to review EPA cold weather rule; major fishery amendment open for comment.

This Week in Environment — Washington (#7, 2026)

This Week in Environment — Washington (#7, 2026)

EPA settlement addresses hazardous waste rulemaking delays; IHA proposed for marine mammal protection in Connecticut and Virginia; DOI finalizes NEPA updates; White House touts energy policy shifts.

This Week in Environment — Washington (#6, 2026)

This Week in Environment — Washington (#6, 2026)

EPA initiates environmental review for Alaska Native land contamination; BLM launches Oregon resource plan revision; NOAA issues finding on Washington Coast Chinook salmon; FWS reviews sand skink permit; DOE confirms Central Valley Project procedures.

This Week in Environment — Washington (#5, 2026)

This Week in Environment — Washington (#5, 2026)

EPA rescinds Endangerment Finding; National survey of fishing, hunting, and wildlife watching instruments revised; Wood stork delisted; Marine mammal permits reviewed; Consent decree amended for Superfund groundwater work.

This Week in Environment — Washington (#4, 2026)

This Week in Environment — Washington (#4, 2026)

Atlantic fishing restrictions revoked; Pacific groundfish gear rule proposed; Marine mammal take authorizations issued; Hydropower EIS released; Accountability measure for Gulf amberjack; EPA publishes EIS notices.

This Week in Environment — Washington (#3, 2026)

This Week in Environment — Washington (#3, 2026)

US Fish and Wildlife Service initiates status reviews for 10 species petitions; Biological opinion issued for Alaska LNG; EPA progresses mercury NESHAP renewal; CEQ launches NEPA tech pilot.

This Week in Environment — Washington (#2, 2026)

This Week in Environment — Washington (#2, 2026)

TVA revises NEPA procedures in response to recent statutory amendments; CEQ issues emergency NEPA guidance; NOAA, FWS announce permit and data collection notices; Energy regulatory filings for hydro projects; Congressional hearing set on review and permitting.