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Op-Ed: To Save Trees and Orcas Build More Homes in Seattle - The Urbanist

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Cars and sprawl are the true problem for marine ecosystems near Seattle. Another avoidable death has come to the Puget Sound. Seven years after Tahlequah lost her orca calf and took its body on a tour of the Salish Sea, she recently birthed – and lost – another calf. Tahlequah and her calves are victims of decades of human decisions to destroy forests, pave natural lands, and destroy salmon runs in order to house people in car-dependent sprawl. …
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Op-Ed: To Save Trees and Orcas Build More Homes in Seattle - The Urbanist

Cars and sprawl are the true problem for marine ecosystems near Seattle. Another avoidable death has come to the Puget Sound. Seven years after Tahlequah lost her orca calf and took its body on a tour of the Salish Sea, she recently birthed – and lost – another calf. Tahlequah and her calves are victims of decades of human decisions to destroy forests, pave natural lands, and destroy salmon runs in order to house people in car-dependent sprawl. …

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