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Cascades Pika Watch already has over 400 trained volunteers out looking for pikas this summer, but the group is still looking for more. Participants can train online for free.
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The potential super El Niño event this fall and winter could bring much needed rains to the region, experts said
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The City of Bend will start collecting fees next year for new homes that have gas appliances.
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Gray whales aren’t getting enough to eat to survive their long migration toward Alaska.
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After a mild winter and dry spring outlook, here is how Oregon is preparing for the potential of its warmest year on record
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Neighbors hoped the sun was setting on the planned Muddy Creek solar park. Now it seems the company behind it is preparing for a new dawn.
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The Cascade Subduction Zone affects where the ocean meets the land, and that land is rising in some parts of the Oregon Coast.
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Modeling gives Oregon a one-in-ten chance of reaching normal snowpack levels this year.
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Oregon’s second most populous city is hoping to take a page out of Portland’s billion-dollar climate action playbook.
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Scientists say it’s unlikely Oregon’s record low snowpack will recover before the end of winter.
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The state is experiencing a historically low snowpack, but a likely shift in the weather could bring some snow to Oregon's mountains.
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Oregon is set to lose an additional $400 million in federal grants awarded for climate action and is among more than a dozen Democratic states losing federal funding after the Trump administration terminated nearly $8 billion for those states this week.