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Judge to hear request for brief stop on oil pipeline work

September 6, 2016, 9:51am Nation & World

A federal judge will hold a hearing Tuesday on the Standing Rock Sioux tribe's request for a temporary work stoppage in North Dakota. Read story

The state Energy Facility Site Evaluation will be judge and jury during adjudication hearings that start Monday. It is the latest step, and nearly the last, toward a recommendation for the governor on the approval or denial of an oil terminal at the Port of Vancouver. Above, the evaluation council listens to testimony on the project&#039;s environmental review in January.

Council backs city over waste permit

The state Energy Facility Site Evaluation will be judge and jury during adjudication hearings that start Monday. It is the latest step, and nearly the last, toward a recommendation for the governor on the approval or denial of an oil terminal at the Port of Vancouver. Above, the evaluation council listens to testimony on the project&#039;s environmental review in January.

September 5, 2016, 5:43pm Business

The city of Vancouver, not the Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, has the authority to decide how energy facilities must treat their wastewater before they connect to the city’s sewage treatment plant, the council recently ruled. Read story

Secret railroad inspection data frustrates officials

September 5, 2016, 4:20pm Business

Railroads appear to keep most data on their bridge inspections secret, even after a federal law allowed local officials to request the information. Read story

The Port of Vancouver&#039;s 218-acre Terminal 5 is the proposed site for what would be the nation&#039;s largest oil-by-rail terminal.

EFSEC gives opponents of oil terminal more time

The Port of Vancouver&#039;s 218-acre Terminal 5 is the proposed site for what would be the nation&#039;s largest oil-by-rail terminal.

September 4, 2016, 6:08am Business

Opponents of the proposed Vancouver Energy oil terminal will be granted more time to file post-hearing briefs to the Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, the administrative law judge overseeing the issue has ruled. Read story

A train hauling oil passes through the Columbia River Gorge on its way to Vancouver.

State: Railroads must prove they can handle oil spills

A train hauling oil passes through the Columbia River Gorge on its way to Vancouver.

September 1, 2016, 5:50pm Clark County News

Next month, railroads hauling crude oil through Washington state will have to prove they have the capability to deal with an oil spill. Read story

Washington responders to get notice of oil train shipments

August 27, 2016, 1:56pm Latest News

Emergency responders in communities along oil train routes in Washington state will start receiving advance notice of the shipments this fall. Read story

New state rule focuses on crude notifications

August 24, 2016, 6:03pm Business

A newly adopted state rule requires facilities that receive crude oil to notify the Washington Department of Ecology in advance. Also, the rule requires crude oil pipeline operators in the state to submit biannual information about shipment volumes and origin. Read story

North Dakota pipeline construction halted until court date

August 18, 2016, 10:52am Nation & World

A sheriff says the developers of a $3.8 billion, four-state oil pipeline have agreed to halt construction of the project in North Dakota until a federal court hearing next week in Washington, D.C. Read story

Emergency personnel work at the scene of a derailment in Philadelphia of an Amtrak train headed to New York on May 13, 2015.  Many commuter and freight railroads have made little progress installing safety technology designed to prevent deadly collisions and derailments despite a mandate from Congress, according to a government report released Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2016.

Railroads slowly install safety tech

Emergency personnel work at the scene of a derailment in Philadelphia of an Amtrak train headed to New York on May 13, 2015.  Many commuter and freight railroads have made little progress installing safety technology designed to prevent deadly collisions and derailments despite a mandate from Congress, according to a government report released Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2016.

August 18, 2016, 6:00am Business

Many commuter and freight railroads have made little progress installing safety technology designed to prevent deadly collisions and derailments despite a mandate from Congress, according to a government report released Wednesday. Read story

Oil spill response drill held near Guemes Island

August 17, 2016, 9:54am Business

Shell Puget Sound Refinery and the Marine Spill Response Corporation completed an oil spill response drill Tuesday morning near Guemes Island. Read story