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Keep Oregon Nuclear-Free - Columbia Riverkeeper

Columbia · Columbia

Keep Oregon Nuclear-Free - Columbia Riverkeeper

Stopping new nuclear in Oregon By Kelly Campbell, Policy Director Background: In 1980, Oregon voters strongly approved Measure 7, a moratorium on building nuclear reactors until two conditions were met: U.S. has a national nuclear waste repository Oregon voters approve a repeal of the moratorium Forty-five years later, there is still no national nuclear waste repository, which means we have no safe or legal way to dispose of the nuclear waste p…See the Story

Snake River Dams = Waste of Water - Columbia Riverkeeper

Washington State · Washington

Snake River Dams = Waste of Water - Columbia Riverkeeper

New study shows Lower Snake River dams waste vast amounts of water through evaporation. New research shows that the Lower Snake River dams waste a tremendous amount of water through evaporation. Wasting water in the desert is just one more good reason—among many—to replace the dams’ services and remove the Lower Snake River dams. TheSee the Story

Gov. Kotek and DEQ Cave to Pressure from Betsy Johnson and Building Trades, Approve Massive Refinery along the Columbia River - Columbia Riverkeeper

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Gov. Kotek and DEQ Cave to Pressure from Betsy Johnson and Building Trades, Approve Massive Refinery along the Columbia River - Columbia Riverkeeper

Local farmers and clean water advocates will ask DEQ to reconsider On January 7th, the Oregon Dept. of Environmental Quality issued a water quality certification for NEXT Energy to build a non-conventional diesel and aviation fuel refinery near Clatskanie. Certifications such as this are supposed to prevent violations of state water quality standards. Farmers and clean water advocates reject the idea that DEQ’s certification for NEXT does, or ev…See the Story

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Chairwoman Rosenworcel Names Eight Members to the USAC Board of Directors

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Chairwoman Rosenworcel Names Eight Members to the USAC Board of Directors

FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has appointed eight members to the Board of Directors of the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC). The terms for these positions begin January 1, 2025. Chairwoman Rosenworcel has appointed the following individuals to the USAC Board of Directors: (1) Anisa Green, Director – Federal Regulatory, AT&T, as the Representative of interexchange carriers with annual operating revenues of more than $3 billi…See the Story

Don’t Fall for Greenwashing - Columbia Riverkeeper

Clatskanie · Clatskanie

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In January, the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality will make a decision on a key permit for the NEXT proposal. Oregon Governor Kotek needs to hear from her constituents on why this issue is a step back for the region’s climate goals.See the Story

Outreach & Education - Columbia Riverkeeper

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Outreach & Education - Columbia Riverkeeper

Photo Credit: Arturo Leyva Community Impact By Lauren Goldberg, Executive DirectorOriginally published in Columbia Riverkeeper “Currents” Issue 2, 2024 When I started volunteering at Columbia Riverkeeper in fall 2005, the organization had two staff members and a network of volunteers, mainly concentrated in the Columbia River Gorge and Portland. Fast forward to 2024: our staff is 21 strong, we have over 16,000 members and supporters, and our net…See the Story