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A Lane County food waste and recycling project has hit a few setbacks: The county’s building permit was rejected and one trash company has diverted thousands of tons of garbage and revenue, to its own landfill.
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A Native American photojournalist is promoting a “Land Back” movement across the U.S. for territory ceded or taken during colonization.
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The federal government is suing the electric utility PacifiCorp over a 2020 wildfire in Douglas County.
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A federal judge denied Freres timber companies’ complaint that firefighters did not do everything possible to stop the spread of the Beachie Creek Fire
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Oregon is on track to become the first state to launch a recycling program that holds businesses financially accountable for the packaging waste they produce.
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On Friday, the U.S. Department of Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, or BOEM, said it was delaying the upcoming Oregon lease sale due to lack of interest.
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The Oregon Government Ethics Commission found Lane County Commissioners may have broken public meeting law in March. The county says its conducted its meetings that way for years.
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Oregon has been granted federal relief money for infrastructure damaged during last winter’s ice storm, and for other disasters that struck the state over the last five years.
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After a stretch of cooler weather and even some rain, temperatures are expected to rise to dangerous levels on Friday in much of Oregon.
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Lane County Commissioners voted Tuesday to finance a planned waste processing facility.
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Residents in rural Benton County say they’re concerned about odor and fire risk at the Coffin Butte landfill.
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EWEB is considering increasing raising electricity and water rates - citing rising costs.