Plastic pollution provides untapped business potential
The manufacturing of alternatives to plastic products could be the next frontier in the cleantech sector.
Morning Roundup: Oregon might incentivize pot retailers; Measure 97 debate continues
In today’s news, Oregon might incentivize marijuana retailers, Measure 97 debate continues and OSU-Cascades plans its Innovation Center.
Morning Roundup: Audit finds suspicious energy tax credits; SolarWorld considers settlement
In today’s news, an audit finds issues with Oregon energy tax credits, SolarWorld considers a settlement and the Evergreen Museum is safe.
On the scene: Economic summit puts focus on uniting the region
How do we ensure technology unites us and provides opportunities rather than disparity?
Morning Roundup: Uber changes biz tactics; Nike partners with Apple
In today’s news, Uber tests up-front pricing, Nike partners with Apple and Oregon pot labs could be delayed.
Morning Roundup: Treehouse cuts staff; Measure 97 gains backers
In today’s news, Treehouse faces economic troubles, Oregon youth are enrolling in Medicaid and Measure 97 racks up more prominent supporters.
Ranchers seek more aggressive approach to wolf management
As environmental lawsuits proceed, cattle groups call for faster confirmation of wolf attacks.
Morning Roundup: The future of medical marijuana; agencies take sides on Superfund plan
In today’s news, entrepreneurs consider the future of the medical marijuana industry, agencies take sides on the Superfund plan and Oregon’s economic recovery is solidified.
Favorite (Fictional) Cases Revisited: Reasonable Accommodation For A Non-Disabled Employee?
Labor Day weekend is upon us. While the holiday owes its creation to organized labor, most of us see it as a day off of school or work.
A conversation with Alando Simpson
The vice president of City of Roses Disposal & Recycling talks about the solid waste business, family values and a new generation of “inequity” refugees.