Hey climate champs!
There will be a few dozen elderly Oregonians, several decades from now, who will tell their grandchildren about the great debate of 2019.
In my mind, I picture gramps at home in the distant future on his favorite chair looking down at grandchildren. A smile grows showing pearly whites, while lifting a thin
The People’s Climate Movement & March is taking place across the country to highlight climate justice and the needs of communities disproportionally impacted by climate change.
Marches will be taking place on April 29 and can be found throughout Oregon and across the country in solidarity with a flagship in Washington D.C.
Join the movement and stand with fellow activists as we underscore the need for equitable solutions to environmental challenges! See the list below for in
The March for Science is a world-wide movement to call attention to the profound impact that science has on our health, economy and society. It is a time where people congregate to pledge their support for science and to advocate more science-based actions in the political system. This event will be hosted in Washington D.C alongside 425+ marches nationally and internationally on April 22, Earth Day. We have compiled a list of state-wide locations in Oregon where you can join a movement near
The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) has a mega-project wishlist. The top projects on this list are the Abernethy Bridge on I-205, and the Boone Bridge, the Rose Quarter, and the Columbia River Crossing on I-5. These projects have been waiting for funding for years or even decades. A total price tag for Oregon of at least four billion dollars seems likely, and for that, we’ll receive a few short segments of highways with more la
Today, Portland adopted “clean air construction standards,” a policy that will bring an end to the dirtiest diesel construction equipment on city-funded projects. They’ll start by restricting idling of heavy-duty diesel engines on construction sites, and move on to require cleaner engines. What gr
B-Line Sustainable Urban Delivery is a company unlike any other operating in the US today.
Founded in 2009 by Franklin Jones, the idea for this Portland business came to him as he rode by bike from Japan to Ireland. Traversing continents, Franklin rode through cities of all shapes and sizes, experiencing the varied ways different cultures deliver goods and manage logistics. He saw that many cultures utilize
Celebrate Earth Month with the #1 women’s sports team in the world + support Oregon’s oldest statewide environmental group. Tickets sold at a reduced rate – with ⅓ of your purchase going straight back to OEC.Portland Thorns FC Earth Day Match with OEC
SEASON OPENER!
Saturday, April 1
Scores, labels and ratings — they’re all a regular part of how we communicate information. We consult miles-per-gallon ratings on cars, nutrition labels on food, and Energy Guide labels on appliances to make informed consumer decisions. But consumer labeling for homes have been inconsistent and unavailable in most real estate markets. Not so anymore for the Portland market. Yesterday
