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| April 29, 2013

HB 3492 would add air toxins to an existing program designed to reduce hazardous waste from industrial sources. 

Oregon needs to...

OregonLive.com | April 17, 2013 | Yuxing Zheng

Yesterday the Oregon Senate voted to expand energy efficiency standards for battery chargers, TVs, plumbing fixtures, and a few other products. The passage of this bill moves one of the Oregon Conservation Network's Prioritys for a Healthy Oregon one step closer to becoming law.

Senate...

Yuxing Zheng, Oregonlive.com | March 12, 2013

OregonLive is covering one of the Oregon Conservation Network's 2013 Priorities for a Health Oregon.

This priority is all about savings. The Bill, SB 692, will put Oregon in line with efficiency standards of the other west coast states for televisions, battery chargers, and plumbing...

David Roberts, Grist.org | February 25, 2013

If you missed it, late last week Governor John Kitzhaber asked some tough questions about the rush to make Oregon a coal exporter.

David Roberts at Grist.org picked up the story, here is a bit:

"Keystone is getting all the attention, but the brewing battle over coal exports in...

| November 18, 2012 | OLCV

Statewide

Secretary of State - Kate Brown Win (51.26% to 43.36%)

State Treasurer - Ted Wheeler Win (57.81% to 37.07%)

Oregon Attorney General -...

| November 12, 2012 | OLCV

Election Day was very good for Oregon's environment. All told, 81% of candidates endorsed by OLCV won their races. Most significantly, the Oregon House now has a pro-conservation majority, and we strengthened the conservation advantage in the Oregon Senate. With additional wins in statewide...

Register Guard | July 24, 2012 | Edward Russo

Bag ban hearing set for Sept. 17

www.blueoregon.com | May 29, 2012

It's been two weeks since the primary election, and the election result that continues to reverberate around the country is the win by Jeff Reardon over Rep. Mike Schaufler in the HD-48 Democratic primary. Along with all the local coverage, the story's been picked up by Mother Jones magazine and...

www.oregonlive.com | May 15, 2012

Hey, forget about how the legislative candidates did on Tuesday night.  How about the lobbyists and the special interests behind them?  They like to think of themselves as the permanent government in Salem anyway.

Let's start with Mark Nelson, the influential business lobbyist...

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