March for Science – Oregon Locations

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 you.

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5 things 2 know about #CEJ: March edition

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
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People’s Climate Movement and March – Oregon Locations

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
April 25, 2017, 8:53 pm
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Join us for an immigrant rights march

Why should the environmental community show up for immigrants’ rights? A national anti-immigration movement is gaining ground in Oregon, preying on environmental fears and appealing to environmental values to promote an anti-immigrant agenda. OEC is committed to dignity and respect for all Oregonians. We must actively reject environmental rhetoric that suggests
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March 3: Portland Mayoral Debate

Join Us for the 2016 Portland Mayoral Debate: Regaining Our Green Edge, a debate on Portland’s top environmental priorities. PARTICIPATING CANDIDATES Treasurer Ted Wheeler Commissioner Jules Bailey Sarah Iannarone Thursday, March 3, 2016 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. Location: Benson Polytechnic High School (auditorium) 546 NE 12th Ave. Portland, OR 97232 This event is hosted by 
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Bikes, Trains, Buses, and Walkable Streets: The Future Oregonians Want

Today, 100+ Oregonians are rallying in Salem to deliver a message shared by more than a thousand during a legislative listening tour last summer – public and active transportation is equally important no matter where you live in Oregon.
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Forever Chemicals in Oregon? Not If We Stop Them.

PFAS are called “forever chemicals” for a reason: once they’re in the environment, they stick around – causing harm for generations. This group of synthetic chemicals are added to products to deflect heat, grease, and water. But, instead of helping, these toxic chemicals are cau
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Move Oregon Forward: A Coalition and Vision for Our Transportation Future

There’s a big problem happening in our transportation system today, and it’s been decades in the making. The Oregon Department of Transportation is facing a $1.8 billion deficit. If this is not met, ODOT staff have sai
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The Clean Grid Explained: Key Terms for Understanding How Electricity Moves in Oregon

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Building on the Past: A Journey Into the Heart of Oregon’s Activism

by Meagan Golec, Major Gifts Officer When I was hired at OEC three years ago, I had a lot of nonprofit experience but had never worked in the environmental sphere. I came equipped with a deep love and appreciation for wild spaces, and a strong belief that we need a healthy environment to thrive. I knew that Oregon was considered an
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Oregon’s Climate Protection Program is Restored!

Oregon just scored a major environmental victory! In a unanimous vote, the Environmental Quality Commission (ECQ) adopted the newly revised Climate Protection Program, reinstating the landmark policy at a time when climate action is critical. This marks the most significant climate action taken in the wake of the federal election.  Now, Oregon’s most influential climate policy is back on the bo
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