Whitman County has officially requested comment on the proposed amendment’s to it’s industrial wind code. Please view the proposed changes […]
Proposed County Code – Submit your Comments Now! Read More »
Whitman County’s current wind energy code is not just outdated—it is fundamentally out of step with the physical realities of
Setbacks: Common Sense Safety and Basic Physics Read More »
For months, the developers behind the Harvest Hills wind project have insisted they are listening to the community. On Tuesday,
Save the Palouse Responds to Harvest Hills Information Session Read More »
Whitman County, WA – The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) public comment hearing on Whitman County’s wind energy regulations made
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJanuary 6, 2025Pullman, Washington — Save the Palouse, a registered 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization, has retained the Law Offices
In a mass email sent on January 2nd to concerned residents, Commissioner Arthur Swannack presented what he called the only
Whitman County BOCC: Two Resignations Read More »
One day, someone will stand with their child at the top of Kamiak Butte, gazing out over the Palouse. The
A Heartfelt Appeal Read More »
Silence is easy. It doesn’t raise questions, it doesn’t make enemies, and it doesn’t slow down billion-dollar industrial projects. It’s
The Cost of Silence on the Palouse Read More »
Wind turbines sell themselves as clean and green. No smoke. No waste. Just free wind turned into free energy—or so
Harvest Hills Wind: Dirty Soil Secrets Read More »
Harvest Hills isn’t here to invest in the Palouse. They’re here to sell it. If you want proof, look no further