Eugene Weekly

I’m writing in response to Arthur Waterbridge’s Sept. 26 letter (“Get Out Of Your Tree”): He states that he “cares deeply about the environment… and … Continue reading →

I agree with Kari Johnson’s assessment of the environmental drawbacks of solar and wind energy technologies (Letters, 10/3). Also not commonly understood is that all the solar panels … Continue reading →

Fifty years ago the planet had 30 percent more birds. The Audubon Society calls this “a full-blown crisis.” This includes average backyard birds like sparrows … Continue reading →

When Arthur Waterbridge called for scientific evidence of climate change (Letters, 9/26), I couldn’t help think it was a setup, since widely confirmed facts — … Continue reading →

I was delighted reading Ester Barkai’s review of the David McCosh/Entanglements exhibit at the Karin Clarke Gallery. McCosh had already retired when I began my … Continue reading →

Alas for Lyn Fischrup (Letters, 9/26), the truth is often not simple and the simple is not true. Socialists have never wanted the government to … Continue reading →

Our housing crisis is real. Part of Oregon’s problems of affordable housing can be traced back to Senate Bill 100 and the formation of the … Continue reading →

Rep. DeFazio ends his response to my letter (9/19) by saying, “I support smart, targeted sanctions that limit adverse effects on civilian populations.” Actually, DeFazio … Continue reading →

If, by chance, I were to meet Arthur Waterbridge (“Get Out of Your Tree,” Letters, 9/26) in a pub or a coffee house and he … Continue reading →

Emily [Semple, Eugene city councilor]: Thank you for calling the homeless event for what it feels like to most Eugeneans. The trash, drug abuse, alcoholic … Continue reading →