By: Courtney Flatt
A controversial renewable energy project near the Tri-Cities will face a lawsuit from locals. People who would live nearby are hoping to scale it back.
Courtney Flatt is an environmental reporter for Northwest News Network, focusing on local stories in Oregon, particularly in the Portland area. She has also contributed to various other public radio stations and publications, covering topics such as climate change, wildlife, and sustainable fashion. Courtney's work aims to raise awareness about environmental issues and their impact on local communities.
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Courtney Flatt's coverage primarily focuses on local environmental, scientific, and governmental issues within the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. Her articles often feature government announcements, data citations, legal policy regulations, and themes related to agriculture & farming, scientific research, government & politics, culture & society with topics covering Washington state-specific environmental conservation efforts such as climate change impact assessments and wildlife preservation initiatives.
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