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  • ENERGY,  Energy Conservation,  Go Electric,  Heating & Cooling,  Solar,  Wind

    Decarbonize Your Life (part 1)

    Scientific consensus tells us that to stabilize the climate, we must achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 (27 short years) so that any remaining carbon emissions are balanced with carbon removal.

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  • COMMUNITY,  Education,  EVENT

    Earth Day Oregon Launches Largest Earth Day Oregon Campaign to Date 

    "Earth Day is one day a year for most of us, but for our hardworking nonprofit partners, Earth Day is every day,” said Kelly Stevens, executive director, Earth Day Oregon.

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  • Fossil Fuels,  Go Electric,  Publisher's Page,  RE-THINK

    See No Evil

    Fossil fuels dominate our lives We occasionally receive letters from readers calling our attention to the fact that wind turbines are not green because they kill birds, are an eyesore, and make noise. We also had a President that claimed windmills cause cancer and destroys the value of homes. And there have been many articles written claiming electric cars (EVs) are more damaging to the environment than gas-fueled cars. The claim is that the manufacturing processes used to build EVs and their batteries produce more CO2 and other side effects than are ever offset over their lifetime of use. This same issue is used against solar panels and wind turbines,…

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  • Home Garden,  Nature

    Native Plant Guilds

    The ecological gardening trend is growing every year as more and more people are becoming aware of the negative impacts of climate change and industrial pollution

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  • Electric Vehicles,  ENERGY,  Energy Conservation,  Fossil Fuels,  Go Electric,  Go Electric,  Heating & Cooling

    Top 12 Climate Developments of 2022

    2022 should be celebrated for some amazing climate developments that will make a difference for years to come.

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  • EVENT,  Solar

    Solar Oregon Wine and Brew Tour

    What is better than solar energy and good wine and beer?

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  • Construction,  Education,  EVENT

    Oregon Tradeswomen’s Career Fair

    There are incredible opportunities for debt-free career training in the skilled construction trades. Oregon Tradeswomen

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  • EVENT,  Herbs,  Home Garden

    Camas Plant and Garden Fair 2023

    May 13 @ 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Downtown Camas, WA Everything for your yard and garden in charming Downtown Camas! Held the day before Mother’s Day, the plant fair draws in thousands of people to enjoy and explore the amazing selection of plants, trees, garden art and supplies, and much more provided by dedicated local growers and vendors. Kids’ activities, live music, entertainment, fresh food, and the shops and restaurants of Downtown Camas all add to the community experience. Come make a day of it! For more info: www.cwplantfair.org

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  • EVENT,  Green End

    Scatter Day at River View Cemetery

    Saturday, April 22 Scatter Day is an annual tradition at River View Cemetery and an opportunity for people to provide a beautiful send-off for a loved one’s cremated remains. Remains that were previously at home on a mantle, bookshelf, dedicated display, discovered in a closet, or inherited. Many are unsure what to do with these cremated remains, but now, for a third year, River View offers an option to area families to scatter cremated remains in the cemetery for free. This free service to the community provides peace of mind and a beautiful setting for 16 families per year to gently and securely place cremated remains along the cemetery’s beautiful…

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  • Business,  Education,  Home Garden,  Nature,  Organics

    Educational Resources at Symbiop Garden Shop

    Participating in the practice of growing your own food and being a steward to the land is rewarding in a way that few other things are

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