Oregon scientists say we can expect to see more days warmer than 90 degrees, more large wildfires, and more frequent/severe droughts if the climate continues to change @OCCRI https://t.co/BdGjFMkt4u
Come work with us! Oregon Environmental Council is looking for our next Director of Communications. Apply today: https://t.co/n18RUHh69M
The New Year is a natural time for self-reflection and improvement. Are you thinking of making a "green" New Year's resolution? Need some inspiration? Check out this @NYTimes interactive, and share your own ideas in the comments! https://t.co/AKMEr8qCO9
ICYMI: The Oregon Transportation Commission voted to increase funding for more equitable, climate-smart transportation options in Oregon. More here: https://t.co/4waTyZ68Fs
At OEC, we know we have work to do. We are committed to applying an equity lens to both our internal and external work. We will continue to take on environmental challenges and do it in a way that is collaborative, thoughtful, and evidence-based. https://t.co/BvdX1TB6G6
“Climate change is a public health crisis. It is no longer acceptable or viable for our lawmakers to fail to take immediate action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the burning of fossil fuels,” said Jamie Pang, Environmental Health Director at OEC. https://t.co/Nu4aeIX5aO
