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EPISODE · May 7, 2026

IBR's SEIS: Big Impacts, No Enforceable Fixes

from Clark County Today News

The IBR's Final SEIS confirms 59 residential displacements, up to 15 years of construction, noise levels of 82–94 dBA near homes, and no enforceable vibration or health protections for Hayden Island's 3,000 residents. Gary Clark and Kimberly Haslett of Neighbors for a Better Crossing break down what the document says — and what it deliberately leaves unanswered. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/opinion/opinion-ibr-environmental-review-confirms-impacts-to-hayden-island-while-leaving-key-safeguards-undefined/ #Interstatebridge #IBR #HaydenIsland #ClarkCounty #Transportation #Opinion #EnvironmentalReview #ColumbiaRiver #Vancouver #WashingtonState

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