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A worker at Natural Milk dairy farm in Stanwood pushes feed up to the cows with a tractor. (Steve Ringman / The Seattle Times)

Many Washington dairies are struggling after years of trade wars and low milk prices

An industry already known for booms and busts has grown more volatile, forcing survivors to adopt new strategies.

Microsoft makes big push to tackle climate change, vowing to be ‘carbon negative’ by 2030

The company says it also will push suppliers, customers and policymakers into more carbon-cutting actions while investing $1 billion over the next four years to “accelerate the development of carbon removal technology.” VIEW

The 1096 foot CMA CGM Cendrillon Cargo Ship leaves Elliott Bay early morning February 29th, 2016. The Space Needle is at left.

For Expeditors International of Washington and other major shippers, 2019 ended on a sour note

For major shipping companies dealing with trade wars and slowing global growth, conditions appear to have deteriorated for some as 2019 came to a close. Global shipping and logistics provider Expeditors International said Friday that it expects fourth quarter operating income to fall between $177 million and $183 million. CEO Jeffrey Musser cited trade disputes...

A screenshot from a surveillance video on Reflectacles website shows how the company’s line of sunglasses are designed to reflect the infrared light found in surveillance cameras.

Special sunglasses, license-plate dresses: How to be anonymous in the age of surveillance

A fringe movement of privacy advocates are experimenting with clothes, makeup and accessories as a defense against some surveillance technologies. Some wearers desire to opt-out of “surveillance capitalism,” while others fear government invasion of privacy. WATCH