Oregonians want freedom from fossil fuels
As we near July 4th, it’s a perfect time to declare our independence from Big Oil!
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Risky Business: Cost of Doing Nothing about Climate Change
Former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson in a lunchtime discussion on climate change, China, and corporate risk.
A great day for West Coast climate leadership
In a new pact, Governors of Washington, Oregon and California along with British Columbia’s Premier agreed that all four jurisdictions will account for the costs of carbon pollution and that, where appropriate and feasible, link programs to create consistency and predictability across the region of 53 million people. The leaders also committed to adopting and maintaining low carbon fuel standards in each jurisdiction.
Energy Export Permitting in the Northwest
A forum for reasoned discussion. In the midst of the controversy surrounding fossil fuel energy exports, this workshop is designed to explore the facts, and to provide a science-based, regulation-based platform for discussing the specific issues pertaining to energy transport and export through Oregon and Washington.
EV Roadmap: Making Connections
The EV Roadmap brings together electric vehicle leaders who make, sell, buy, use, study, report on, or promote electric vehicle adoption.
100 Best Green Companies Luncheon, 2014 (Oregon Business)
Luncheon features keynote speaker Eric Friedenwald-Fishman, co-author of Marketing That Matters, a book on marketing practices that benefit businesses and change the world.
Good money after bad
In this week's ClimateCast: fossil fuels pose new risks for investors, Stanford divests from coal, China in climate talks with the U.S., prices for renewable electricity drop to parity with fossil gas, and much more.
A Clean Burn
A former Texas oilman and a public health advocate stand up to Big Oil, and fight for clean air and homegrown jobs in the Northwest.
Vote No on 26-156 for your wallet and the climate
Unfortunately, future success in natural infrastructure may be in real jeopardy if Portlanders pass Measure 26-156 on May 20.