Economic growth prompts slow shift in Republican attitudes toward climate change
The global economy is thriving without increasing reliance on the burning of fossil fuels.
Marijuana magnates convene in Eugene
More than 700 attend Oregon Medical Marijuana Business Conference to discuss “the fastest-growing business in America.”
Demand in Hong Kong for organic produce bolsters Oregon ag exporters
USDA report indicates Hong Kong consumers eager for organic label.
TriMet releases $505M budget
Plan calls for increased fares for elderly, disabled.
Adidas abandons NBA uniform contract
German sports apparel company decides to walk away from negotiations to extend contract with world’s most prominent basketball league.
Hot Topics April 2015
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Google aims to warn users of potentially dangerous Web content
ASSOCIATED PRESS: Search engine company will roll out warning signs to combat sites that feature “unwanted software.”
Honda set to encourage owners to fix dangerous airbags
ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Japanese automaker is launching an “unprecedented” ad campaign urging drivers to fix their potentially dangerous airbags.
Gov. Brown signs clean fuels bill
STATE GOVERNMENT ROUNDUP: Despite protests from Republicans, the Clean Fuels Program was signed into law; Senate approves bill to allow cyclists to run some red lights; motor voter law explained.
Tech firm announces plans to move from Vancouver to NW Portland
Japan-based Wacom Technology joins other companies moving to Portland; will add employees in coming years.