Saudi Arabia pledges net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2060
Despite climate change promises, governments plan to ramp up fossil fuel production
U.S. coal production is up sharply after hitting a 50-year low last year
The COP26 summit to fight climate change is about to start. Here's what to expect
Greenhouse emissions reached record levels in 2020, even with pandemic lockdowns
Inaction on climate change imperils millions of lives, doctors say
Climate change is bad for your health. And plans to boost economies may make it worse
Climate change forces Washington apple cider industry to adjust
Washington wineries considering dramatic changes for climate change
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Monday, October 25, 2021
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Saturday, January 04, 2020
The Important Question of Our Time: Which Seat Should You Pick on TriMet?
Why California Still Doesn’t Have 40 Million People
Don’t assume that every student had a fun or warm holiday break
How Local and Federal Policies are Criminalizing Homelessness
Feds blame Oregon, California for national rise in homeless
With Two Deaths in One Morning, Portland Hits 50 Traffic Fatalities in 2019
Washington closer to per-mile road usage charge
Car2gone: Share Now to exit North America, leaving Seattle with no free-floating car-sharing service
The Cost of Expanding I-5 at the Rose Quarter Project Rises $250 Million, to as Much as $795 Million
One of the Greatest Obstacles to Safer Portland Streets? Roadside Parking That Blocks Views of Oncoming Traffic
Portland Voters Were Asked to Rank Three Issues That Could Be Addressed With New Taxes in 2020. They Picked Homelessness.
Gov. Kate Brown Asks Transportation Commission to Delay Decision on Rose Quarter Project
Why California Still Doesn’t Have 40 Million People
Don’t assume that every student had a fun or warm holiday break
How Local and Federal Policies are Criminalizing Homelessness
Feds blame Oregon, California for national rise in homeless
With Two Deaths in One Morning, Portland Hits 50 Traffic Fatalities in 2019
Washington closer to per-mile road usage charge
Car2gone: Share Now to exit North America, leaving Seattle with no free-floating car-sharing service
The Cost of Expanding I-5 at the Rose Quarter Project Rises $250 Million, to as Much as $795 Million
One of the Greatest Obstacles to Safer Portland Streets? Roadside Parking That Blocks Views of Oncoming Traffic
Portland Voters Were Asked to Rank Three Issues That Could Be Addressed With New Taxes in 2020. They Picked Homelessness.
Gov. Kate Brown Asks Transportation Commission to Delay Decision on Rose Quarter Project
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Tuesday, December 10, 2019
Historical documents show Japan's role in WWII sex slaves
The extraordinary danger of being pregnant and uninsured in Texas
Uber reveals extent of sexual assault problem: thousands of abuse reports a year
Uber Says 3,045 Sexual Assaults Were Reported in U.S. Rides Last Year
The extraordinary danger of being pregnant and uninsured in Texas
Uber reveals extent of sexual assault problem: thousands of abuse reports a year
Uber Says 3,045 Sexual Assaults Were Reported in U.S. Rides Last Year
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Sunday, December 01, 2019
Retail apocalypse: Nearly 9,100 store closings have been announced in 2019
Former journalist describes physical, mental toll of working at Amazon facility during holiday season
Amazon hit by Black Friday strikes and protests across Europe
Amazon is the invisible backbone of ICE’s immigration crackdown
ICE has now arrested 250 foreign students who enrolled in its fake university
U.K. Truck Driver Admits Illegal Immigration Plot After 39 Migrant Deaths
London Won't Renew Uber's License, Saying Unauthorized Drivers Took 14,000 Trips
Former journalist describes physical, mental toll of working at Amazon facility during holiday season
Amazon hit by Black Friday strikes and protests across Europe
Amazon is the invisible backbone of ICE’s immigration crackdown
ICE has now arrested 250 foreign students who enrolled in its fake university
U.K. Truck Driver Admits Illegal Immigration Plot After 39 Migrant Deaths
London Won't Renew Uber's License, Saying Unauthorized Drivers Took 14,000 Trips
Monday, October 07, 2019
United Bicycle Institute is leaving Portland
Eugene Apartment Complex Will Rent Exclusively To Chronically Homeless People
Renters Only: These New Homes Aren't For Sale
Child homelessness has doubled in Washington state in the last decade
A Portland Tech Company’s Weird New Video Game Has Become a Viral Sensation
Yesterday Was the Coldest September Day in Portland Since 1934
Apartments for rent in Portland: What will $1,000 get you?
Portland’s Carbon Emissions From Planes, Trains and Automobiles Are Rising
The Car-Sharing Company Car2go Is Leaving Portland on Oct. 31
Eugene Apartment Complex Will Rent Exclusively To Chronically Homeless People
Renters Only: These New Homes Aren't For Sale
Child homelessness has doubled in Washington state in the last decade
A Portland Tech Company’s Weird New Video Game Has Become a Viral Sensation
Yesterday Was the Coldest September Day in Portland Since 1934
Apartments for rent in Portland: What will $1,000 get you?
Portland’s Carbon Emissions From Planes, Trains and Automobiles Are Rising
The Car-Sharing Company Car2go Is Leaving Portland on Oct. 31
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Friday, September 20, 2019
Why GM Workers Are Striking
Amazon Makes 'Climate Pledge' As Workers Plan Walkout
California Governor Signs Law Protecting Gig Economy Workers
Cutting Health Benefits of 1,900 Whole Food Workers Saved World's Richest Man
Biggest Strike US Has Seen In Years Poised To Hit Kaiser Permanente
Whole Foods is cutting medical benefits for hundreds of part-time workers
NPR Shopping Cart Economics: How Prices Changed At A Walmart In 1 Year
In GM Strike, Union Says Only 2% Of Deal Has Been Agreed To, 'We're Far Apart'
'It's The Stone Age Of Fossil Fuels': Coal Bankruptcy Tests Wyoming Town
Amazon Makes 'Climate Pledge' As Workers Plan Walkout
California Governor Signs Law Protecting Gig Economy Workers
Cutting Health Benefits of 1,900 Whole Food Workers Saved World's Richest Man
Biggest Strike US Has Seen In Years Poised To Hit Kaiser Permanente
Whole Foods is cutting medical benefits for hundreds of part-time workers
NPR Shopping Cart Economics: How Prices Changed At A Walmart In 1 Year
In GM Strike, Union Says Only 2% Of Deal Has Been Agreed To, 'We're Far Apart'
'It's The Stone Age Of Fossil Fuels': Coal Bankruptcy Tests Wyoming Town
Saturday, September 14, 2019
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