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Maleeha Syed
Verified
Podcast Producer, Cascade PBS
Seattle
Beats
Religion, Agriculture Free Speech, Health (Specifically neurological diseases) Poverty, Public Housing Science,Environmental Issues
Other than the above. I do not write about other topics.
Content
By Sara Bernard, Maleeha Syed Verified| Cascade PBS Verified An obscure state agency, the Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, has the power to quash local dissent over clean power. It’s not very popular. , / Wind turbines, part of the Nine Canyon Wind Project located southeast of Kennewick, as seen from Horse Heaven Hills on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024. (Emree Weaver for Cascade PBS) What is the Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, or EFSEC, anyway?
By Sara Bernard, Maleeha Syed Verified| Cascade PBS Verified A proposal for Space Needle-sized wind turbines near the Tri-Cities could be the opening salvo in Washington’s future green energy land battles. , / Paul Krupin of Tri-Cities C.A.R.E.S. looks at a map on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024, near Travis Road where wind turbines would be built as part of the Horse Heaven Hills wind and solar project near the Tri-Cities.
By Sara Bernard, Maleeha Syed Verified| Cascade PBS Verified An obscure state agency, the Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, has the power to quash local dissent over clean power. It’s not very popular. , / Wind turbines, part of the Nine Canyon Wind Project located southeast of Kennewick, as seen from Horse Heaven Hills on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024. (Emree Weaver for Cascade PBS) What is the Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, or EFSEC, anyway?
Company Info
Cascade PBS
Cascade PBS is a vital part of Cascade Public Media, a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the Pacific Northwest. Formed in 2016 from the merger of KCTS Television and Crosscut, Cascade PBS focuses on delivering high-quality public television programming and local journalism to inspire and inform the community. The organization offers a diverse array of PBS programs, including drama, arts, science, documentaries, news, and children's shows. Cascade PBS also produces local series and provides in-depth journalism covering investigations, politics, and cultural topics. In addition to television, it engages audiences through digital content like podcasts and online articles, as well as hosting live events that foster community involvement and cultural enrichment. Cascade PBS aims to inspire a smarter world by promoting education, arts, and civic engagement, making it a trusted source for quality programming and local insights in the region.
Seattle, Washington, United States
+1 206-674-6322
Founded: 1954