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  1. Dams, drought and survival in the Klamath Basin

    A major river restoration project is likely forthcoming, but fish and tribes in the basin face ongoing water and climate troubles A decades-long effort to remove four hydroelectric dams from the Klamath River may soon come to fruition. In the Klamath Basi ...

    2 Nov 2022 - Melanie Henshaw

  2. Heat Week is coming to Portland

    One year removed from the deadly 'heat dome,' Portlanders will gather to mourn those who died — and call for better outcomes in the future Portland’s first “ Heat Week ” began during the last week of June to commemorate the 69 lives lost last su ...

    24 Jun 2022 - Christine Menges

  3. DEQ excludes much of Oregon’s marine waters from protected waterway listings

    Scientists urge regulators to address marine health, sound alarm about acidification S teven Rumrill watches mass deaths take place deep under the surface of the ocean. Last summer, he watched hundreds of crabs struggle to reach a part of the ocean where ...

    17 Feb 2022 - Piper McDaniel

  4. Aging infrastructure impacts salmon migration

    Investment in infrastructure needed for culverts, tunnels essential to Pacific salmon migration As the Biden administration prepares to make the biggest investment in U.S. infrastructure in more than a decade, there’s much discussion about how systems lik ...

    24 Nov 2021 - Ashlee Abrantes

  5. Opinion | Inequity is ingrained in Oregon land-use policy. Let’s fix that.

    House Bill 2488 would codify environmental justice principles, but lawmakers are already limiting its scope Lisa Arkin is the executive director at Beyond Toxics. The Eugene-based nonprofit centers and uplifts voices that are most affected by pollution an ...

    21 Apr 2021 - Lisa Arkin

  6. It’s science vs. logging when it comes to managing burned acreage in Oregon

    What should the state do with all the forestland left scarred by recent wildfires? West Coast wildfires burned a historic 5 million acres of land this season, but as the ash settles in Oregon’s forests, the state faces a new challenge: What happens next? ...

    18 Nov 2020 - Joe Opaleski

  7. Making sense of Timber Unity: A matter of identity and the white working class

    COMMENTARY | When supporters speak to the threat to 'our way of life,' they are invoking the white supremacist history of Oregon The sun came out on a recent Thursday in Salem. For many of the attendees at the Timber Unity rally against cap-and- ...

    21 Feb 2020 - Kaisa Schlarb

  8. Tragedy ahead if we do not act on Snake River dams, Steven Hawley warns

    The "Dammed to Extinction" filmmaker talks about the need for clean, renewable energy and the myth about hydropower In the summer of 2018, the Pacific Northwest became captivated by the story of Tahlequah.  The tragic tale, covered by every medi ...

    13 Dec 2019 - Casey Miller

  9. Portland part of global tree planting movement

    Growing local tree canopies can mitigate climate change and make up for lost habitat. Here's how you can join the effort. Ethiopians planted 350 million trees in a single day this past July. Ireland has committed to planting 440 million trees over th ...

    11 Oct 2019 - Emily Green

  10. New Bill McKibben book: A tough message, but a tougher reality

    BOOK REVIEW | ‘Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?’ Bill McKibben Given the terrifying knowledge he possesses, it cannot be easy being Bill McKibben. McKibben writes in an indefatigable effort to alert us all to the ecocatastrophe already ...

    27 Sep 2019 - Joe Martin

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