Cap and Trade: Lawmakers Face Transportation Conundrum
A historic bill to reduce Oregon’s greenhouse gases is on the cusp of passing if fuel suppliers can be brought on board.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- by Kim Moore
Energy and Environment
Hard Charging
New regulation, grassroots demands and technological innovation are transforming the way electricity is generated in the West. Can Oregon emerge as a leader?
- Published in Energy and Environment
- by Amy Milshtein
Catching the Wave
Business and government haggle over tsunami solutions before it’s too late.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- by Caleb Diehl
Data Centers Become More Efficient
New designs bring power consumption under control.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- by Caleb Diehl
Praying for snow
The skiing industry responds to climate change.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- by Caleb Diehl
The fish crisis: businesses called on to do more to conserve stocks
Unsustainable fishing practices are part of the problem.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- by Kim Moore
Promising solutions rise to the top of the wildfire discussion
Part three of a series of stories that investigates business solutions to climate change.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- by Caleb Diehl
Design with nature: working wetlands, water quality trading and Willamette restoration
Part two of a new series of stories that investigates how the business community is creating solutions to climate change.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- by Caleb Diehl
Oregon's water infrastructure hasn't been upgraded for 100 years. Some think it's time to fix that.
Part one of a new series of stories that investigates how the business community is creating solutions to climate change.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- by Caleb Diehl
Climate change dominates business leadership talks
Private sector seeks solutions to declining snowpack, wildfires, and water scarcity.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- by Caleb Diehl