Farmers Adapt to April Cold Snap
Climate change means new farming techniques and equipment. But having less severe weather than other states could give Oregon farmers an edge.
- Published in Farms and Forests
Biden Says Infrastructure Bill Will Bring Oregon Into the Economy of the Future
Transportation, union jobs, energy independence frame Biden's Portland speech
- Published in Politics
LCC, UO Expand Energy Management Training Program
Coordinators hope the program will meet growing demand for sustainability technicians and become a model for other states.
- Published in Education
3 Oregon Companies receive $1 million in Department Of Energy funding
DOE awards a total of $35 million small business funds earmarked for climate solutions
- Published in Tech
Fulfilment Center Demand Poses Zoning Challenges
E-commerce has made fulfillment centers a must for manufacturers, and industrial zones prime real estate.
- Published in Real Estate
Pattern Master
Danielle Elsener’s work to promote zero-waste fashion is gaining the attention of apparel makers, potentially revolutionizing one of the most wasteful and polluting sectors in existence.
- Published in Manufacturing
Sustainable Workplaces in the Age of Covid-19
The coronavirus pandemic has put health and wellness at the forefront of discussions about sustainability.
- Published in 100 Best Green
Greening the Gold Rush
The hemp-farming boom of 2018 created financial hardships for those who failed to turn a profit. But innovation and easing of regulations could open new doors for farmers.
- Published in Farms and Forests