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City officials rebuke OPB data center story

By Sean Avery
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Groups at odds over proposed nitrate pollution rules for farmers in northeast Oregon

Alex Baumhardt
Jan 12, 2026

After decades of farm and food processing pollution contaminating groundwater in northeast Oregon, state regulators are proposing new monitoring and testing rules for large farms in the area. But some of the groups invited to help in the drafting of the rules are at odds over what’s been proposed. In comments shared with the Oregon […]

Google transfers ownership of new aquifer storage and recovery facility to The Dalles

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Google transfers ownership of new aquifer storage and recovery facility to The Dalles

By Nathan Wilson, Columbia Gorge News
Updated Dec 5, 2025
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THE DALLES — As conditioned in a 2021 agreement to build two new data centers, Google has completed $28 million worth of water infrastructure …

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Groundwater declines studied in Dufur

By Flora Martin Gibson Columbia Gorge News
Updated Jul 8, 2025

WASCO CO. — Stopping long-term, deep declines in groundwater in the Fifteenmile watershed is the goal of a study by Oregon’s Water Resources D…

Watermaster highlights groundwater losses in Mosier, The Dalles, Dufur

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Watermaster highlights groundwater losses in Mosier, The Dalles, Dufur

By Aileen Hymas For Columbia Gorge News
Updated Mar 11, 2025

WASCO CO. — A state water manager painted a sobering but proactive picture of Wasco County’s water resources, detailing declining aquifers and…

Groundwater report: More dry wells, some aquifer improvements reported in Wasco County

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Groundwater report: More dry wells, some aquifer improvements reported in Wasco County

By Aileen Hymas For Columbia Gorge News
Jan 15, 2025

THE DALLES — In 2024, Oregon’s legislature set aside $1 million in grants to reimburse residents who repaired or replaced a dry well. Oregon’s…

A new technique for carbon capture tested in The Dalles

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A new technique for carbon capture tested in The Dalles

By Flora Gibson Columbia Gorge News
Updated May 22, 2024

THE DALLES — The 280 Earth Project is pioneering a new technique for removing CO2 from the atmosphere, an important element of climate change …

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Report dry wells to the Oregon Water Resources Department

Updated Sep 21, 2021

The Oregon Water Resources Department is asking Oregonians who rely on wells for their water use to report dry wells or low producing wells on…

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Letter to the Editor for Nov. 8

Nov 8, 2014

Help with Warming Shelter; ‘Welcome back’; We need water rules; more

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DEQ seeks public comment on landfill

Updated Jul 27, 2020

The Department of Environmental Quality is proposing to renew the Solid Waste Closure Permit for the Hood River Landfill for a 10-year period. The renewal is open to public comment

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City officials rebuke OPB data center story

Groups at odds over proposed nitrate pollution rules for farmers in northeast Oregon

Google transfers ownership of new aquifer storage and recovery facility to The Dalles

Groundwater declines studied in Dufur

Watermaster highlights groundwater losses in Mosier, The Dalles, Dufur

Groundwater report: More dry wells, some aquifer improvements reported in Wasco County

A new technique for carbon capture tested in The Dalles

Report dry wells to the Oregon Water Resources Department

Letter to the Editor for Nov. 8

DEQ seeks public comment on landfill

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