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The Lane Regional Air Protection Agency is taking public comment on a proposed new “e-commerce” facility near the Eugene airport.
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The Lane Regional Air Protection Agency shared some recommendations as Oregonians head into the heat of the summer, and the risk of wildfire smoke increases.
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The Lane Regional Air Protection Agency wants to turn fines into initiatives that benefit the environment.
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Earlier this year, Georgia Baxter-Krause of wood products company J.H. Baxter pleaded guilty to violating environmental laws, then lying about it to federal regulators. An attorney with a class-action lawsuit says having Baxter-Krause pay fines and serve time helps his case, but restitution for victims still seems far from certain.
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Outdoor burning bans have been extended for a second time in Lane and Linn Counties. In Lane County, officials have pushed the ban to Nov. 1. Linn County's ban is set to be lifted on Oct. 20.
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Efforts to alleviate smoke issues in the Oakridge-Westfir area are being helped through a $1 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Cleaning up the legacy of J.H. Baxter’s wood treatment plant was the focus of a press conference held Tuesday morning.
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With dozens of fires burning across Oregon and neighboring states, environmental officials are issuing continued air quality advisories.
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In a new report from the American Lung Association, Eugene-Springfield made the list of top five most polluted cities in the U.S. when it comes to air pollution.
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A nearly $1 million grant will help a Lane County community learn how to better manage wildfire smoke.
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Smoke from fires in the cascades is wafting into the Eugene & Springfield area and causing poor air quality.
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Lane Regional Air Protection Agency wants people to know there may be some supervised, prescribed burns near Eugene and Springfield as early as this week or next.