by Jonathan Lawson on October 20, 2023

A controversial pipeline expansion gets approved over a multitude of objections. What climate change will mean for food production and equity. And a major public investment in hydrogen energy.

by Jonathan Lee on October 6, 2023

In this week's issue of Climate Cast: autoworker strike underscores the need for a just transition, the new faces of climate denial, and California enters the climate lawsuit fray.

by Jonathan Lee and Jöelle Robinson on September 28, 2023

Washington State needs to pass a bill requiring all school buses in Washington to be zero-emission by 2035, and new bus purchases must be pollution-free by 2027. Other states have done this — so can we!

by Jonathan Lawson on September 22, 2023

On the occasion of Climate Week, California takes a stand for fossil fuel accountability. The US will organize a Climate Corps after all. Global climate week protests call on governments to show more climate ambition... and action

by Juan M. Muñoz Jiménez on September 18, 2023

I wanted to mention a few events coming up from other climate and environmental organizations across Oregon.

by Juan M. Muñoz Jiménez on September 11, 2023

I'm writing today with an important request: please tell the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality of what you think about the Climate Protection Program rules!

by Altinay Karasapan on September 6, 2023

In the first three auctions for pollution permits held thanks to the Climate Commitment Act, Washington State has raised over $1.4 billion to go toward climate solutions. We're taking a look at some of the transformative change that is now possible thanks to this landmark policy, and what types of benefits our communities can expect to feel in the coming years.

by Jonathan Lee on September 1, 2023

Climate issues made a surprise appearance during the recent GOP Presidential debate. Let's see how the candidates responded.

by Leah Missik on August 30, 2023

The oil industry has long understood the disastrous impacts of their practices- and consistently refused to change their ways. As our communities face the increasingly harsh consequences of climate change, the industry continues to fight against climate progress. It's long past time their held accountable for their direct contributions to this crisis.

by Meredith Connolly on August 28, 2023

We saw success despite a challenging legislative environment that included a minority of Senators leading the longest walkout in Oregon’s history. Because the legislative calendar was down to the wire, many climate and clean energy bills were combined into two omnibus bills...