News items for November 13, 2019

This group driving solutions includes people who have experienced homelessness, live in public housing, rent from corporate landlords, or own mobile homes.

A federal lawsuit filed Tuesday aims to keep one of the world’s biggest methanol refineries from being built along the Columbia River in Washington state.

Durning founded Sightline in 1993. Washington’s leading climate and housing think tank has helped frame the debate on an astounding number of local and regional issues.

The US is undergoing a transition perhaps no rich and stable democracy has ever experienced: Its historically dominant group is on its way to becoming a political minority.

The CO2 supply for Air Company’s distillery comes primarily from beverage manufacturing plants, which produce waste gases during fermentation. Instead of escaping into the air, the molecules now wind up in vodka bottles.

Every inch of the surviving treeline surrounding the falls has had its protection lobbied for by the tribe. And the falls themselves are the tribe’s most sacred site.

People who live near oil and gas facilities know the full costs of the wealth generated by fossil fuels. The American West and Southwest, in particular, are no strangers to the consequences.

The county has revamped its campaign disclosure rules just in time for a test at the Oregon Supreme Court.

In an aging nation, this could be just the start of a major housing shift.

The synthetic fibers that make up much of our modern clothing are making their way into the stomachs of the animals we eat.