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Port Angeles CRTC: Giving New Flight to Aircraft Scrap

March 29, 2021March 29, 2021 Vishva Nalamalapu 0 Comments waste, olympic mountains, pickleball paddle, pickleball, pennies for quarters, peninsula college, olympic peninsula, nicole wright, manufacturing, green building materials, port angeles washington, recycled building materials, advanced manufacturing and composite technology, tiny house, washington state, vishva nalamalapu, veterans housing, tiny home, recycling, sustainable construction, sustainable building, sequim, repurposing, green building, CLT, cladding, clad, carbon dioxide, building materials, boeing 787, boeing 777, boeing, aircraft recycling, aircraft manufacturing, aerospace, composites, composites recycling technology center, energy-efficient, energy efficiency, CRTC port angeles, CRTC

In Port Angeles, Washington, Vishva Nalamalapu hangs out at the Composite Recycling Technology Center, or CRTC, with Michigan transplant Nicole Wright, to learn about all of the cool stuff they are manufacturing from aerospace industry scrap.

Adaptation & Resilience Environment

Shrink a Yard, Grow a Beach: Housing on Feeder Bluffs

February 17, 2021February 17, 2021 Vishva Nalamalapu 0 Comments port angeles, puget sound, land erosion, juan de fuca, washington state, washington, victoria, strait of juan de fuca, soil erosion, sequim, british columbia, climate resilience, climate adaptation, feeder bluffs, bluffs, bluff armoring, beaches, beach, coastal armoring, coastal erosion, erosion, elwha bluffs, ediz hook, dungeness spit, dungeness, cordilleran ice sheet, cordilleran glacial retreat

One day, a resident of Port Angeles, Washington could swing in a hammock in his backyard and look out over

Environment Infrastructure Ecology

Rivers and Roads (and the World’s Largest Dam Removal)

January 14, 2021January 14, 2021 Vishva Nalamalapu 0 Comments pacific northwest, olympic peninsula, lower elwha klallam tribe, lake mills, lake aldwell, jefferson county, washington state, washington, strait of juan de fuca, salish sea, glines canyon dam, glines canyon, coast salish, clallam county, elwha river, elwha, dam removal, elwha river dam

In the Olympic Peninsula, dam removals on the Elwha River and resulting road washouts lead us to question the compatibility of changing ecosystems and unchanging infrastructure.

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