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  • Oregon Governor Vetoes Contentious Bills Affecting Renewable Energy
  • Feds Make Available $3 Billion in Cash Grants For Renewable Energy
  • Portland and Seattle Among Test Markets for Electric Vehicle Program
  • Waxman-Markey Climate Bill Passes the House
  • Oregon Legislature Passes Numerous Climate Change and Renewable Energy Bills
  • Department of Treasury Releases Guidelines for Obtaining Renewable Energy Grants
  • Ecolutions – a New Happy Hour “Think and Drink” for Ecologically Minded Young Professionals
  • BPA Seeks Additional Funding To Study Options For Renewable Power Storage
  • City of Portland Launches Online Solar Evaluation Tool
  • Practical Tips for Water-Wise Gardening
  • New Industry Standard for the Assessment of Vapor Intrustion into Structures on Property Involved in Real Estate Transactions
  • Impact of the California Renewable Portfolio Standard
  • Installed Wind Capacity in U.S. Forecast to Grow 165% by 2015
  • BETCs and the Oregon Legislature
  • Windpower 2009 Conference and Exhibition - Last Day
  • Proposed New Rules Implementing Renewable Portfolio Standards
  • Windpower 2009 Conference and Exhibition - Day Two
  • Windpower 2009 Conference and Exhibition - Day One
  • FERC and DOI Reach Jurisdictional Agreement for Wave and Tidal Energy Projects
  • Fog Starting To Lift On Federal Stimulus Money, Renewable Portfolio Standard
  • Federal and State Efforts on Carbon Regulation Follow Parallel Tracks
  • Western Climate Initiative Responds To Republican Criticism
  • Department of Interior Makes Renewable Energy a Top Priority
  • Bonneville Power Administration Approves New Major Transmission Line
  • Change May Be Coming for Washington's Renewable Portfolio Standard
  • Congress Asked to Consider Nationwide Renewable Portfolio Standard
  • $80.7 Million in Stimulus Money Headed Oregon's Way
  • Educating for Sustainable Business Practices
  • BLM and Oregon Sign Agreement on Wind Project Siting
  • Sustaining Portland's Economy
  • Green Development of Contaminated Property—EPA's ER3 Initiative
  • Fundamental Sustainability—Protecting the Wilderness that Sustains Us
  • Renewable Energy Incentives Survive To Final Stimulus Package
  • New Industry Standard for Phase I Environmental Site Assessments of Forest Lands and Rural Property
  • A Lot To Like In The House's Economic Stimulus Package
  • USDA Funds First Commercial Cellulosic Ethanol Plant
  • Offshore Wind Project Catches Tailwind
  • On the Water Front: Sustaining Water in the 2009 Legislative Session
  • Sustainability or the Idea of Sustainability? The CRC Should Be Both.
  • Rounding Out Governor Kulongoski's 2009 Clean Energy Agenda
  • Oregon Governor Lays Out Renewable Energy Agenda for 2009 Legislature
  • "There's No Such Thing as Waste Water"
  • The Giving and Taking of Siting Authority
  • Oregon State University Tackles Unpredictability of Wind Energy
  • Almost 150,000 Customers in the Pacific Northwest Purchase Renewable Energy
  • President-Elect Obama’s Pursuit of Energy Independence
  • Expectations are High for President-Elect Obama’s Sustainability Policies
  • Day One of the 17th Annual Oregon Water Law Conference: A Deluge of Information
  • Sustaining "Made in Oregon" - Not Just a Sign of the Times
  • Governor Kulongoski's Sustainability Transportation Plan Needs a Few More Spokes
  • GHG Offsets: Buyer Beware
  • WCI Proposal Rewards Foot Draggers On Reducing Carbon Emissions
  • Nike, Inc. Expands Its Considered Line
  • What About Sustainable Entrepreneurship?
  • Recent Developments in Greenhouse Gas Regulation
  • Kulongoski Announces a Sunny Incentive for Green Technology to Drive a More Rosy Economic Future
  • EPA Grants Encourage Brownfields Cleanup
  • Of Mice and Men—Lessons to be Learned from Small Mammals' Response to Climate Change
  • Oregon’s Proposed GHG Reporting Rules
  • Congress Extends Renewable Energy Tax Credits
  • Portland Is Only U.S. City Among The World's Top Ten Sustainable Cities
  • Production Tax Credit Approved by Senate, Heads to House
  • Oregon Wine Board to Establish "Oregon Certified Sustainable" Brand
  • House Passes Extension of Wind and Solar Tax Credits, Federal Renewable Portfolio Standard
  • U.S. Wind Tops 20 Gigawatts
  • Renewable Energy Tax Credits At Risk?
  • New Wetlands Mitigation Rule—A Boost for the Mitigation Banking Sector
  • Minerals Management Services Moves Forward On Offshore Leasing For Renewable Energy Projects
  • Wild Energy Tax Credits Save Taxpayers Money
  • Delay Is the Only Certainty on Federal Greenhouse Gas Emissions Regulations
  • Regional Emissions Trading Programs On The Move, Part Two
  • Regional Emissions Trading Programs on the Move
  • WCI's Cap-and-Trade Plan
  • Oregon Public Utilities Commission Reopens The Door To Solar Energy Projects In Oregon
  • PGE Rolls Out First of 15 Plug-In Hybrid Charging Stations
  • Second Oregon Home Achieves Platinum LEED Certification
  • Lottery Funds: New Ticket to Climate Change?
  • Efficiency Isn't Easy
  • Hip Real Estate Does Not An Economy Make
  • Washington Legislature Considering Two Very Different Strategies to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  • Alaska Balks at Recent Polar Bar Listing Under the Endangered Species Act
  • Friend or Foe? The U.S. Department's Conflicted Listing of Polar Bears as a Threatened Species under the Endangered Species Act
  • Now, You Too Can Be A Tree!
  • Ethanol's Impact On Food Prices Is Grossly Overstated
  • What's Really Going On With the Ethanol Debate?
  • EPA To Take Public Comment on Federal Regulation of Greenhouse Gases
  • Inconsistent Federal Payments Discourage Public Renewable Power
  • Banks Seek To Protect Against Climate Change Risk
  • Carbon Cap-and-Trade Moves Forward
  • ABA-EPA Law Office Climate Challenge
  • Software Association of Oregon's Clean Tech Forum
  • The Three-Legged Stool To Reduce Transportation Emissions
  • Efforts to Extend Federal Renewable Energy Tax Credits
  • One Winner in Reducing GHG Emissions from Vehicles
  • Mixed Success on State Efforts to Reduce Vehicle GHG Emissions
  • Corn and Soy-Based Biofuels Are A Waypoint, Not A Destination
  • Power Gen Renewable Energy and Fuels Expo
  • Regional Climate Initiatives Move Forward With Emissions Trading Mechanisms
  • Cape Wind Environmental Impact Statement Released for Public Comment
  • Greenwashing: Navigating the Marketing Claims (Part 2)
  • Greenwashing: It's So Easy to Say You're Green (Part 1)
  • Local Ethanol
  • Northwestern States on Track to Meet Requirements of Their RSP Standards
  • States Lead the Fight on Climate Change
  • Bikes Are Traffic, and Business Too
  • RecycleWorks Award
  • Oregon Promotes Wave Energy Technology
  • On the Water Front: Going with the Flow on a State Water Plan
  • The Cape Wind Saga and Challenges Facing Renewable Energy
  • Oregon May be A Little Prodigious, But is Still a Sustainability Toddler
  • Individual Benefit v. Societal Benefit of Sustainable Products
  • States Challenge EPA Administrator's Decision
  • New E-Waste Recycling Law Deadlines
  • E-Waste Recycling Better Managed at Federal Level
  • Consistently Green
  • Green Buildings Could Mean Healthier Employees
  • New Australian Prime Minister Ratifies Kyoto Protocol
  • Oregon's Small Wind Program
  • Response to Portland Business Journal Article on Measure 49
  • Why We Need a Federal Renewable Portfolio Standard
  • Being Green Is Just Not Enough
  • Good, for NAU -- Part 2
  • Measure 49 Adopted by Oregon Voters
  • Good, for NAU -- Part 1
  • Sustainable Forestry: Beneficial New Transferable Oregon Tax Credit
  • Oregon Sustainability Movement: Supported by HB 2826
  • Climate Change and Environmental Policy
  • If We Don't Study Global Warming, Maybe It Will Go Away
  • Western Climate Initiative Goes International
  • Tonkon Torp's Commitment to Sustainability
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