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environment

The Elliott’s Potentially Peaceful Future

New bill would decouple the Elliott State Forest from the Common School Fund and create new research forest

News 3 years ago

Francis Eatherington’s iPad slides across the dash of her Subaru as she swings the car onto the 7700 road in the Elliott State Forest. The … Continue reading →

Now Is Not the Time for Compromise on Pesticides

Oregon communities must hold the line against the timber industry

NewsOpinionViewpoint 5 years ago

By Kai Huschke The COVID-19 pandemic and nationwide uprisings are making systemic societal change possible. People are open to thinking big and structurally. Ahead of … Continue reading →

Earth Day News Roundup

Celebrate the world — indoors and socially distanced — with some good news

BlogNews 5 years ago

It feels hard to celebrate the Earth while we’re in quarantine. But while we’re in a sort of timeout from the rest of the world, … Continue reading →

Pushing for a Better World

Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (ELAW) Fellows come together to collaborate solutions on environmental injustices.

News 5 years ago

Olivier Ndoole wants to challenge oil exploitation and share his advocacy with local communities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), where he lives. … Continue reading →

Coyote Blues

Possible ban on killing contests before the Legislature

News 5 years ago

At least 255 coyotes were killed in a single weekend in Harney County, Oregon last month. The incentive: Nearly $100,000 in cash and prizes. This … Continue reading →

Proposed Logging in Willamette National Forest Ruffles Environmentalists

Plans include extensive logging and meadow restoration

News 6 years ago

Deep in the Willamette National Forest, several miles south of Oakridge, 6,800 acres of prime Douglas fir and mixed conifer stands have been identified for … Continue reading →

Jordan Cove Gets Denied

DEQ denies natural gas pipeline, says Jordan Cove can reapply

BlogNews 6 years ago

The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) denied a Clean Water Act permit Monday, May 6, for the Jordan Cove LNG project. The permitting is … Continue reading →

Our Children’s Trust Case Still Delayed, May Be Appealed

A recent statement says the trial may also be separated into two parts

BlogNews 6 years ago

A court order today, Nov. 21, from federal Judge Ann Aiken states that the Our Children’s Trust (OCT) trial is still delayed pending a decision … Continue reading →

Gov. Kate Brown Announces Plans to Ban Offshore Drilling

Governor's executive order will protect Oregon's coast from Trump's drilling

BlogNews 7 years ago

President Donald Trump said that not only does he have a “natural instinct” for science, but he also wants the cleanest air and water, according … Continue reading →

Losing the Sands of Time

A collaborative effort strives to save the Oregon dunes

News 7 years ago

Wandering through the dunes of the Oregon Coast feels like being on another planet. You’ve left the land but not yet reached the sea. The … Continue reading →

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