Adiel Kaplan

Adiel Kaplan was the environmental reporter for the 2017 Statehouse News Project. She has previously covered urban sustainability for InvestigateWest.

Government

Will Washington Legislature tackle the state’s toxic lead problem?

March 8, 2017

An electric vehicle charges at a state-installed charging station in Mt. Hood, Oregon, just a few hours south of where the

Dead or alive? How green bills are faring in Olympia in wake of Trump, more

February 23, 2017

Zach Nutting and his daughter play with their two dogs in the yard of their current home, just down the road from the lot

Environment

With thousands seeking to build rural homes, will Legislature cut off water for fish?

February 13, 2017

The TransAlta coal-fired power plant in Centralia, WA. Current legislation requires it to close by 2025, but major questions

Environment

Governor's proposed carbon tax would increase emissions

January 26, 2017

Trees in the Olympic Rainforest, near the Clearwater River, On the Olympic Peninsula, In Washington State

Environment

Can environment break through Olympia's school-funding logjam?

January 12, 2017

Susanna Lin and Tawny Bates, members of the Wallingford Community Council, look up at a massive willow in the Wallingford

Environment

Seattle’s long-neglected tree canopy is on a collision course with development

July 27, 2016

Environment

Seattle won’t sell off largest remaining potential park space

July 14, 2016

So-called pavement parks are a growing trend in major American cities and they're one of the new ways Seattle is looking to

Government

As Development Booms, Seattle Gives Up on Green Space

June 22, 2016

Public Health

Backyard fruit feeds the hungry in Seattle

September 6, 2011

MSNBC runs InvestigateWest story

January 12, 2010

Unchecked prison sex abuse, Christian nationalist influence and police welcoming ICE — a year of investigative reporting in Idaho

Pollution violations, maternity deserts and billing barriers for doulas — a year of investigative reporting on Oregon

Hospital failures, biased court advocates and buried teacher misconduct — a year in investigative reporting in Washington

Will Washington Legislature tackle the state’s toxic lead problem?

Dead or alive? How green bills are faring in Olympia in wake of Trump, more

With thousands seeking to build rural homes, will Legislature cut off water for fish?

Governor's proposed carbon tax would increase emissions

Can environment break through Olympia's school-funding logjam?

Seattle’s long-neglected tree canopy is on a collision course with development

Seattle won’t sell off largest remaining potential park space

As Development Booms, Seattle Gives Up on Green Space

Backyard fruit feeds the hungry in Seattle

MSNBC runs InvestigateWest story

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