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Increased wildfire activity may be a feature of past periods of abrupt climate change, study finds

By Michelle Klampe, Oregon State University
Jan 3, 2025

This story originally appeared on the Oregon State University here.

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Local marketer and activist wins environmental award

By Flora Gibson Columbia Gorge News
Updated Jun 18, 2024

THE GORGE — Dave Tragethon, former Mt Hood Meadows marketer, current climate change activist and storyteller, recently won the Far West Ski Association Environmental Award for his story of an orphan oil well, “Willow’s Second Chance.”

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Your voice: June 12, 2024

Updated Jun 11, 2024

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White Salmon embarks on plan to eliminate greenhouse gases by 2050

By Noah Noteboom Columbia Gorge News
Updated May 21, 2024

WHITE SALMON — It was a busy night for the White Salmon city council on May 15. Mayor Marla Keethler was not in attendance, so Mayor Pro Tempo…

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Oregon officials vow to push on with own carbon reduction plan

By Peter Wong Oregon Capital Bureau
Updated Jul 12, 2022

Oregon will press ahead with state efforts to curb greenhouse gases despite a U.S. Supreme Court decision disallowing a federal agency to do the same.

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White Salmon, Mosier city councils pass ‘climate crisis’ resolution

By Jacob Bertram, Columbia Gorge Newss
Mar 17, 2021

The city councils of White Salmon and Mosier each approved a resolution declaring a global climate crisis earlier in the month. The resolution…

Understanding the legislation

By Claire Withycombe and Jake Thomas Oregon Capital Bureau
Updated Aug 27, 2020

SALEM — The arguments and critiques are flying across the state about Senate Bill 1530, Oregon’s plan to set limits on—and shrink—the state’s …

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HR Council resolution declares climate crisis

By Kirby Neumann-Rea
Updated Jul 27, 2020

The year 2035, not 2050, gained official designation as carbon emission net-zero goal year in a new Climate Emergency resolution passed by Hoo…

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Letters to the Editor for March 6

Mar 6, 2019

‘Excellent series’

Environment

Global warming impacts: Legislature receives ‘urgent warning’ in new report

Updated Jul 27, 2020

The effects of climate change, predicted over the last three decades, are now arriving in Oregon, challenging Oregon communities, businesses and households — and heralded by the wildfire smoke that has choked Oregon towns from Ashland to Sisters to Portland over the last two years.

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Increased wildfire activity may be a feature of past periods of abrupt climate change, study finds

Local marketer and activist wins environmental award

Your voice: June 12, 2024

White Salmon embarks on plan to eliminate greenhouse gases by 2050

Oregon officials vow to push on with own carbon reduction plan

White Salmon, Mosier city councils pass ‘climate crisis’ resolution

Understanding the legislation

HR Council resolution declares climate crisis

Letters to the Editor for March 6

Global warming impacts: Legislature receives ‘urgent warning’ in new report

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