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Green News Snohomish County

Snohomish County now has a Green Newspaper, which came online January 2011. The site carries daily stories for those who want to make their lives more sustainable, for people who are considering a change to a greener lifestyle, articles about urban farming, solar power, electric cars and the coal trains that are passing through the county. Listen to Dean Smith founder and editor or the Green News in Snohomish County at www.transitionportgardner.org/news.