Articles in Sustainable Living — page 2

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  Restoring the Snake River Is a Jobs Program

  Removing the dams would boost the economy.

  Sep 19, 2019
  September 19, 2019

  Daniel Malarkey

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  Few Would Lose from Removing Snake River Dams

  And making whole the irrigators and grain barging companies would cost little.

  Sep 18, 2019
  September 18, 2019

  Daniel Malarkey

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  Snake River Dams’ Hydropower Is No Longer Particularly Cheap

  Renewable power’s price is undercutting the region’s longstanding champions of low-cost electricity.

  Sep 17, 2019
  September 17, 2019

  Daniel Malarkey

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  Fellow
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  It’s Not Even Close: Economics Says the Snake River Dams Should Go

  If we count Northwesterners’ love for salmon, that is.

  Sep 16, 2019
  September 16, 2019

  Daniel Malarkey

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  Fellow
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  Tips for Talking About the Green New Deal

  Focus on what we stand to gain. Go bold, think big.

  Feb 19, 2019
  February 19, 2019

  Aven Frey

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/avenfrey/

  

  Senior Development Associate
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  Why You’re Still Not Bringing a Reusable Mug for Your Daily Coffee

  And how Cascadia could help to change that.

  Jan 4, 2019
  January 4, 2019

  Margaret Morales

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/margaretmorales/

  
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  Why Couldn’t Washington Stop a Soda Tax Ban When Oregon Could?

  The passage of a soda tax ban in Washington reveals a void in the state’s food advocacy.

  Dec 21, 2018
  December 21, 2018

  Ethan Schaffer

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/ethanschaffer/

  
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  Bike-Share Programs in Cascadia: How Are They Faring?

  We highlight the leaders in various categories of bike-share glory, or ignominy in a case or two.

  Nov 19, 2018
  November 19, 2018

  David Goldberg

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/davidgoldberg/

  
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  Little Big Shift: PDX’s 2 Percent Restripe Would Boost Roads’ Capacity 60 Percent

  The secret is to move people on vehicles that require less room per person in these reallocated central-city road spaces.

  Nov 15, 2018
  November 15, 2018

  Michael Andersen

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/michael-andersen/

  

  Senior Housing Researcher and Transportation Lead
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  Weekend reading 9/28/2018

  Cats, poetry, millennials and more!

  Sep 28, 2018
  September 28, 2018

  Kelsey Hamlin

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/kelseyhamlin/

  

  Communications Associate
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