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Courtney Flatt
The U.S. Senate Tuesday passed a sweeping public lands bill, with measures meant to protect lands across the country. It鈥檚 expected to have a big impact on Washington鈥檚 lands, rives, and more. -
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A massive public lands bill includes protection for the Devil's Staircase wildlands in southern Oregon and for numerous rivers and streams in the state.
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Hearings on a cap-and-trade proposal in the Oregon Legislature are scheduled in Springfield, Medford, The Dalles and Bend. The bill aims to curb carbon emissions. -
The Columbia is the river everyone seems to know about but doesn鈥檛 really "know." The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership would like to change that 鈥� with a water trail you can paddle.
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Ski areas love the snow, but the water outlook is still not great for western Oregon.
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Oregon鈥檚 proposed cap-and-trade plan would increase household income, create jobs and grow the state鈥檚 economy, according to a new economic report to the Oregon Legislature. -
Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington woke to icy but mostly clear conditions Sunday morning 鈥� but more winter weather is moving in, fast. -
Washington wants water at the Columbia and Snake river dams to meet standards to protect salmon from temperatures that run too warm. But the EPA is putting a stop to those plans. -
Oregon lawmakers are taking up legislation that would make Oregon the second state after California to adopt an economy-wide cap-and-trade system for greenhouse gas emissions.
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Rep. Suzanne Bonamici was named to House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis on the same day that fast-rising freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez introduced her New Green Deal resolution. -
A final look at Oregon's most photographed homestead.
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Surprising findings raise questions about how Pacific Northwest forests should be managed.
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State moves forward with Oregon State University to find new ownership of the Elliott State Forest near the south coast.
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More people than expected are drinking water that could be harmful to their health. That鈥檚 according to a new study that looked at a water contaminate that鈥檚 been an issue in the Northwest.
