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Bipartisan duo unveil $250 million drought package for 'families, farms and fish' – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan duo unveil $250 million drought package for 'families, farms and fish' – Oregon Capital Chronicle

The package would aim to tackle water problems before they become emergencies, prepare for long-term water scarcity, leverage federal money

Bill would require study of 'forever chemicals' in biosolids | Agriculture - Vimarsana News

Bill would require study of 'forever chemicals' in biosolids | Agriculture

Oregon’s farmlands haven’t been spared from worries about so-called “forever chemicals,” prompting a legislative committee to recommend studying potential contamination from treated sewage used as fertilizer.

Bill would require study of 'forever chemicals' in biosolids | Business - Vimarsana News

Bill would require study of 'forever chemicals' in biosolids | Business

Oregon’s farmlands haven’t been spared from worries about so-called “forever chemicals,” prompting a legislative committee to recommend studying potential contamination from treated sewage used as fertilizer.

Bill would encourage fencing along Oregon highways - Vimarsana News

Bill would encourage fencing along Oregon highways

Grants for fence construction would become available under a bill meant to prevent livestock on open range from wandering onto Oregon’s busy state highways.

Lawmakers want no new water rights permits issued until the state audits Oregon's water resources – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers want no new water rights permits issued until the state audits Oregon's water resources – Oregon Capital Chronicle

They say it has allowed ground and surface water to be used up faster than it can be replenished.