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Climate hazards like extreme heat and wildfire smoke are becoming more frequent across the state, according to the Oregon Health Authority.
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Local governments in Marion County said the drawdown, set for later this month, would damage water systems and kill fish.
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Starting next spring, Eugene homes that are up for sale will have to disclose how energy efficient they are.
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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality recently issued a $23,400 fine to the City of Eugene for causing pollution in Amazon Creek during a restoration project.
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Four new recycling centers have opened at transfer stations in Cottage Grove, Florence, Veneta and Glenwood.
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The U.S. Bureau of Land Management initially planned to gather an entire herd in Harney County.
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Mount Hood's bare, gray peak has Oregonians talking. Scientists say a severe snow drought, heat, and climate change are accelerating the decline of Oregon's glaciers.
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Cruise ship season has wrapped up in Seattle, with close to 1 million people boarding a cruise ship in 2026, a record number, according to the Port of Seattle. Moving these floating resorts through the sea can have big impacts – from hitting whales to heating the planet.
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To rebuild the Coquille River's struggling run, the tribe and state are removing invasive predators and raising young salmon.
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Conservationists are fitting Western monarch butterflies with tiny solar-powered transmitters. What they learn from these e-tags could help the struggling population.
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With cooler weather and recent rainfall, fire season is officially over in Lane County as of midnight on Friday, Oct. 16.
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The governor has already halted data center construction on state lands. Now she has directed regulators to pause environmental permits for data centers, in a move criticized by the industry.