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NW Natural, which has been criticized for its response to electrification efforts in Eugene and Milwaukie, calls Milwaukie’s resolutions ‘illogical’ L...

Oregonians relying on natural gas for home heating and cooking will be paying significantly more this winter.

With 10 days before ballots are due, we wanted to check with the candidates vying to be Oregon’s next Governor about where they stand on climate change.

All three of Oregon’s natural gas providers will raise rates this fall due in large part to rising costs from global events.

Cranbrook recognized for greenhouse gas reductions

Democrat Tina Kotek stands behind strong regulations her party passed in recent years. Republican Christine Drazan and unaffiliated candidate Betsy Johnson are promising to roll some back.

A coalition of environmental justice, climate, and business organizations have filed a legal intervention to defend Oregon’s landmark Climate Protection Program (CPP) against attempted oil and gas industry rollbacks.

Avion Water, Oregon's largest private water provider, is now owned

SALEM — At least 14 of Oregon’s climate change policies are on track to meet the state’s goals, according to a new analysis by environmental consultants. The analysis indicates the

The analysis indicates the state is likely to reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions to 45% below 1990 levels by 2035, a goal established by Gov. Kate Brown’s 2020 executive order on climate change.