Let’s ‘Ac-cent-tchu-ate The Positive’
Loved the article about Tanya Bucierka (12/29) and the work she is doing in Ukraine. She reminds us that the war in Ukraine is still … Continue reading
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Cutting Natural Gas: The Right Thing To Do
In 2007 I was vice-chair of the first Eugene Sustainability Commission. We were charged with advising the City Council on sustainability measures and helping to … Continue reading
What Strong And Healthy Democracy?
The first week of December, EW ran a Viewpoint by Dan Bryant, “Political Relief Comes to Democrats.” In this piece Bryant discusses the better than … Continue reading
Obie’s Vision Helps Only The Wealthy
It is so disappointing how Eugene Weekly chooses to cover Brian Obie (“Visions of Eugene,” 12/22). I have lived in Eugene since 1977 and have … Continue reading
Our Environment Watchdogs Have Become Lap Dogs
In her 12/22 letter, Debra McGee of 350Eugene claims the city of Eugene works to protect us from climate change. On Dec. 20, the city … Continue reading
Yes, Dems Are Slimy, Too
When my mailbox was being stuffed with expensive 8 1/2 x 11-inch glossy Oregon Democratic Party campaign literature the week before last November’s election, I … Continue reading
Winter Reading List Was One Store Short
In the EW list of local bookstores top picks, “What You’re Reading” (12/1), I was startled to see no mention of J. Michaels Books, downtown … Continue reading
City Council Afraid To Put Natural Gas To Vote
There was a survey showing 75 percent of Eugene wants natural gas. Some on the City Council don’t want the public to be able to … Continue reading
Fight Climate Change Locally
Perhaps, like me for years, you may have paid zero attention to local governance? Twelve years ago I woke up to the magnitude of the … Continue reading
Fusion Energy Too Little, Too Late
Headline: “Fusion Breakthrough Could Be a Game Changer.” Really? No. Even the most avid proponents admit that it would take decades to build even a … Continue reading