Oregon State University is building a facility off the Oregon Coast to test the viability of ocean waves as a renewable energy source. But when and whether waves will become a predictable, affordable source of alternative energy remains to be seen.
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Workers in rural Oregon describe their love of place, limited job opportunities and the potential for economic revitalization.
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Lincoln County is diversifying beyond marine sciences and education. Will young entrepreneurs take the bait?
CFM Strategic Communications turns 25 this year and is celebrating with a revamped website, special events for firm alumni and clients, a special-label wine and a list of 25 stories about its client work over the past quarter century.
The defined contribution model aims to drive consumer engagement in health decisions.