Why we shouldn’t sell our national public lands
National public lands belong to all Americans. For hundreds of years, we've enjoyed our forests, rivers, wetlands and deserts. They should stay in public hands.
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Why are potentially dangerous additives in America’s food?
The hidden lifecycle of plastic
Updates
First Certified Responsible Antibiotic Use Beef Farm in US
Bill to eliminate plastic film bags at checkout passes Oregon legislature with bipartisan support, heads to governor’s desk
Governor Ferguson signs Recycling Reform Act into law
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Quiz: How much do you know about wildlife crossings?
Test your knowledge about wildlife crossings — the increasingly popular technique to keep both animals and people safe.
Victories in Dallas: Change starts at city hall
At a time when making progress on environmental and public interest concerns in Washington seems difficult at best, there are still places where one can make a meaningful difference right now. One such place is at city hall.
Military Right to Repair surges ahead leading up to Memorial Day
As the nation honors the sacrifice of veterans, pressure is mounting to give military personnel their Right to Repair
Governor Kotek signs bill to ban firefighting foam containing PFAS
Oregon is officially the 16th state to phase out firefighting foam containing toxic "forever chemicals."
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We need to stand up to companies that profit when we throw stuff away
It’s a real privilege to do this work
‘I’m calling because you applied for a summer job with us’
