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List of Endorsers for the Cascadia Scorecard

Who's said what about the Scorecard, from Oregon's Secretary of State to Washington's governor.


Endorsements for Cascadia Scorecard

scorecard_sm2.jpg"Without measurement, we don't know where we are or how we're doing. Sightline Institute's Cascadia Scorecard gives us powerful measures reaching many aspects of our lives. It is invaluable." - Bill Bradbury, Oregon Secretary of State

"Sightline Institute's Cascadia Scorecard is a prime example of a pioneering approach, providing the critical analysis we need to evaluate our progress on some of our important issues."
- US Representative Earl Blumenauer of Portland, Oregon

"In a world of information overload, the Cascadia Scorecard provides a much-needed focus on the big picture. Sightline has sifted through hundreds of possibilities and identified seven indicators that capture fundamentally important components of the environment of the Northwest." - Gordon Orians, emeritus professor of biology, University of Washington and, chair of National Academy of Sciences committee on ecological indicators


Endorsers of the Cascadia Scorecard

Endorser statement: The Cascadia Scorecard merits close attention. By tracking the fundamental trends that shape the Northwest, it provides an antidote to the prevailing short-term view of our future. Embraced as a long-term gauge of progress in the Pacific Northwest, it will help steer the region toward the future it aspires to and deserves.

Individuals

Les Aucoin, Former US Representative 1975-1993, Oregon
David Beers, Editor, The Tyee
Nik Blosser, President, Celilo Group
Representative Earl Blumenauer, US House of Representatives, Oregon
Bill Bradbury, Oregon Secretary of State
David Bragdon, President, Metro Council
Dr. Ken Casavant, Professor, Agricultural Economics, Washington State University
Ann Christensen, Idaho activist
Gun Denhart, Chair, Hanna Andersson
John and Jane Emrick, Norm Thompson Outfitters
Rob Glaser, Chairman, Real Networks
Bert Gregory AIA, President, Mithun Architects + Designers + Planners
Mike Harcourt, Former Premier 1991-1996, British Columbia
Paul Hawken, Author of Natural Capitalism
Denis Hayes, President, Bullitt Foundation, Founder of Earth Day
Councillor Marvin Hunt, City of Surrey, Chair, GVRD
Mark Jaccard, Professor, Resource and Environmental Management, Simon Fraser University
Councillor Peter Ladner, City of Vancouver
Jay Manning, Brown, Reavis, & Manning
Rabbi James L. Mirel, Temple B'nai Torah
Mayor Greg Nickels, City of Seattle
Gordon Orians, Professor Emeritus, Biology, University of Washington
Moura Quayle, Dean, Agricultural Sciences, University of British Columbia
Representative Phil Rockefeller, Washington State House of Representatives
George Russell, Chairman Emeritus, Russell Investment Group
Commissioner Dan Saltzman, City of Portland
Don Sampson, Former Executive Director, Columbia River InterTribal Fish Commission
John Schubert, Former Bend City Councilor
Ethan Seltzer, Director, Portland Metropolitan Studies, Portland State University
Ron Sims, King County Executive
Councilor Peter Steinbrueck, City of Seattle
Doug & Maggie Walker
Rob Wickson, Partner, Discovery Economic Consulting
Carol Williams, community activist, Montana State Senate candidate
Pat Williams, Former US Congressman, Montana, 1979-1997
Whitney Williams, Principal of williamsworks

Organizations

Climate Solutions
Discovery Institute
Ecotrust
Ecotrust Canada
City of Seattle, Office of Sustainability and Environment
Economic Opportunity Institute
Fraser Basin Council
Governor's Sustainable Washington Advisory Panel
Idaho Conservation League
Institute for a Sustainable Environment, University of Oregon
1000 Friends of Washington
1000 Friends of Oregon
Oregon Environmental Council
reSource
Save Our Wild Salmon Coalition
David Suzuki Foundation, Canada
Washington Environmental Council
Washington Toxics Coalition

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