Eugene Weekly

In 2016, a media firestorm erupted when Tribeca Film Festival abruptly censored its documentary selection, Vaxxed, amid pressure from pro-pharmaceutical interests. In response to media … Continue reading →

Even if Christopher Calder and his two cherry-picked studies are correct, and 97 percent of climate scientists are wrong (Letters, 10/31): If human caused climate change is … Continue reading →

When an insecure new kid shows up at school, all the hyperactive squirming and unfunny, unoriginal mouthing of memes and stand-up comedy lines says, “Please, … Continue reading →

I saw Leoncavallo’s I Pagliacci performed by Cascadia Concert Opera yesterday in Emmaus Lutheran Church — what magnificent voices, what magnificent music, what magnificent acoustics! … Continue reading →

Recently, The Register-Guard pulled a fast one. The editors “caught and killed” my timely letter. It was about a visitor to Eugene who has counseled uninformed American … Continue reading →

The political left bet the family farm on a racehorse called “climate change,” but that wager was a disaster for us all. America needs efficient … Continue reading →

Sept. 20 was the “climate strike” during the United Nations General Assembly meeting. Climate movement leaders urge a “World War II” mobilization to address the … Continue reading →

As residents of Eugene’s southwest hills, downwind from Seneca’s biomass power plant, I am pleased to read in your last issue that Beyond Toxics successfully … Continue reading →

Rick Levin reviewed the Very Little Theatre production of It Can’t Happen Here (“State of Emergency,” 10/24). Guess what? On July 1, 1919, newspaperman Benito … Continue reading →

As a member of Earth’s beautiful, yet crumbling biological community, I want to expose you to our society’s secret killer. Single-use plastics are overrunning our … Continue reading →