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Oregon Legislature will consider hospital nurse staffing levels - Vimarsana News

Oregon Legislature will consider hospital nurse staffing levels

Oregon’s largest nurses union and the hospital industry are gearing up for a push – and potential fight – in the Legislature to bolster the ranks of nurses that have dwindled over the past three years.

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Oregon Legislature will consider hospital nurse staffing levels – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Oregon Legislature will consider hospital nurse staffing levels – Oregon Capital Chronicle

The Oregon nurses union and the hospital industry are gearing up for a push in the Legislature to bolster the ranks of nurses.

Countdown clock starts ticking on Legislature's "long session" - Vimarsana News

Countdown clock starts ticking on Legislature's "long session"

With bangs of gavels at either end of the Capitol Tuesday, the clock began ticking on the 160-day session of the Oregon Legislature.

Foam dock floats, laundry filters, hotel shampoo amongst newest bids to reduce plastic pollution - Vimarsana News

Foam dock floats, laundry filters, hotel shampoo amongst newest bids to reduce plastic pollution

Everywhere they look, Pacific Northwest scientists find teeny-tiny plastic pollution.

Foam dock floats, laundry filters, hotel shampoo amongst newest bids to reduce plastic pollution - Vimarsana News

Foam dock floats, laundry filters, hotel shampoo amongst newest bids to reduce plastic pollution

Everywhere they look, Pacific Northwest scientists find teeny-tiny plastic pollution. Broken down particles are in our water, falling out of the air, in salmon, shellfish and in our own bodies. Scientists, environmental advocates and Democratic lawmakers in Olympia and Salem have seen enough to make them seek more regulations.