Can the Zoo change its stripes?
Adapting to changing cultural norms, the Oregon Zoo pursues a conservation-oriented business model.
Energy and Environment
Wasted
Companies chuck thousands of tons of food a year. Now they’re on a mission to unspoil the future.
Carbon pollution bill back on the table
Legislation that caps greenhouse gas emissions and creates a system for trading carbon credits could finally have a chance of progressing in 2018.
Nike vs. Nature
Forest fires and corporate layoffs call attention to the twin forces that shape this state’s identity — and the twin pillars that support the Oregon economy.
Ball’s in (appeals) court; PDX contests LUBA decision
The city of Portland aims to overturn the land use board’s ruling on the fossil fuel terminal ban.
On the scene: New climate association discusses challenges, opportunities
Climate alliance recommends Oregon team up with other jurisdictions on clean energy regulations.
Need for better infrastructure, rules frame oil by rail discussion
Calls in Oregon are growing for better oil train safety regulations and infrastructure as the state gains prominence as a gateway for transportation of crude oil destined for export overseas.
‘Projections don’t match aspirational goals’
A Q&A with the president of the Western States Petroleum Association.