Eugene Weekly

When the Amtrak train that I was traveling on last year made an unscheduled stop in Oakridge, I saw a panorama of natural beauty and … Continue reading →

There is no way to avoid eating less meat if we are serious about the future of the planet. According to a recent report, “Creating … Continue reading →

As a student at the University of Oregon, I am outraged by the proposed Thurston Hills “Pedal Power” Timber Sale. Not only will the Bureau of Land … Continue reading →

I love how Jerry Ritter conveniently leaves out any mention of the Trump agendas other than the old “immigration” cliché (Letters, Dec. 6). If he … Continue reading →

Typos that would make a fifth-grader blush. Stories that go nowhere, their final paragraphs missing. Editorials sometimes subliterate. Displaced and duplicated comics. An opinion section … Continue reading →

The “Climate Kids” believe Planet Earth’s atmosphere is changing because the president of the United States allows “climate-changing gases” from fossil fuels into the air … Continue reading →

A letter in the Nov. 15 Eugene Weekly asked what is the putrid smell that pervades northwest Eugene. Most mornings, one goes outside to greet … Continue reading →

In response to the letter from Carlis Nixon (“Narrow Concerns,” Dec. 6), I agree that Peter DeFazio is and has been an advocate for the … Continue reading →

Thanks to Jim Neu and Congressman Peter DeFazio for their viewpoints on the topic of climate change (EW, Nov. 21 and Nov. 29).  Central to … Continue reading →

Jerry Ritter (Letters, Dec. 6) refers to the Senate as “the great equalizer.” It’s an odd sort of “equality” that makes the vote of a … Continue reading →