National environmental group ranks Oregon 4th in climate-friendly transportation policies
The politics and projects might not always be on point, but at least the policies are strong.
Transportation is the largest contributor to carbon emissions in Oregon. That’s why we care so much about climate change coverage.
The politics and projects might not always be on point, but at least the policies are strong.
They want Kotek to stop expansion of all fossil fuel infrastructure statewide.
The exchange happened outside a meeting where McLain and other lawmakers discussed a multi-billion dollar freeway expansion project.
Money, tools, contacts — those selected will have what they need to make a real impact.
A new PR push and website from ODOT paints a (too) rosy picture of emissions reduction efforts.
The neighborhoods colored deepest orange on the map include the wealthy east side areas of Irvington, Alameda and Laurelhurst.
The idea that the comfort of middle class and wealthy people is the most important issue facing our society is the idea that got us into this crisis in the first place.
Projects that encourage bicycling are now perfectly suited for PCEF grants.
“What are the serious actions that the city is willing to take?” – Janet Weil, Extinction Rebellion PDX “Deeds not words” was the message a group of activists with Extinction Rebellion PDX had for Portland City Council at their meeting this morning where they voted to approve the city’s Climate Emergency Work Plan. The work … Read more
Last week, Portland City Council moved forward on a work plan to address the climate crisis outlining the “actions Portland can and must take to eliminate carbon emissions by 2050.” This plan emerged from City Council’s 2020 Climate Emergency Declaration, which set new, ambitious emissions reductions targets and reentered Portland’s climate plan to focus on … Read more
Youth are playing a major role in Oregon’s climate movement, but the flip side of their admirable passion and activism prowess is a looming mental health crisis. A report released last week from the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) shines light on this crisis. While its conclusion won’t be revelatory to people involved in climate work, … Read more