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Max Nesterak/Minnesota ReformerA coalition of Democratic state attorneys general, including those from Oregon, California and Washington, has joined a lawsuit seeking to end the Trump administration’s halt of onshore wind projects in the United States. -
Larry Valenzuela/CalMatters/CatchLight LocalState regulators rejected utilities' proposal and ordered broader protections against power shutoffs during dangerous heat. Here's why regulators decided the utilities' proposal wasn't enough.
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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality will decrease how much qualified buyers can receive through its popular electric vehicle rebate programs to stretch funding. -
Oregon’s wildfire season started early this year and is expected to last into October, according to state fire experts. -
Researchers are studying a dead whale found near Fort Bragg. They want to know why the mammal died and how others may be doing on their migratory route. -
Oregon is adding more fast-charging electric vehicle stations across its major highways, with some expected to come online as soon as next year. -
The Eugene Clean Energy Fund would raise taxes on some large retailers and banks, taking 2% of gross profits from their retail sales in the city. -
Gray whales aren't getting enough to eat to survive their long migration toward Alaska. -
Many ski resorts across the West have been forced to close early this year. An unseasonably warm winter has led to one of Oregon’s worst snow seasons on record. -
California wants to drain road repair funds to subsidize green jet fuel that critics say costs 10x more than effective climate solutions. -
An extremely dry winter will leave farmers in the Klamath Basin with less water than they need. -
It’s been a low-snow year for slopes across Oregon, including Mt. Ashland. -
This year's unusually warm and dry winter brought with it little snow across much of Oregon. Water managers and farmers are now figuring out whether they’ll have enough water. -
As extreme heat becomes a year-round reality, California is often still responding like it’s an emergency.
