climate change
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Multnomah County Sued Fossil Fuel Companies for Billions. What Happens Next?
The county’s case is playing out amid national efforts to shield fossil fuel companies from climate-related lawsuits.
Posted inClimate Issue 2026
PCEF’s Community Benefits
Portland Clean Energy Fund grant recipients share the program’s impact on their lives.
Posted inClimate Issue 2026
Safety NET
Portland’s community disaster relief volunteers may help you navigate the climate crisis.
Posted inClimate Issue 2026
Pinot Noir Is So Hot Right Now
Willamette Valley winemakers are adapting to climate change in the historically cool winegrowing region.
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In Zenith Energy Transfer, the Public Wants Assurances. Is the City Listening?
Suspicions are growing that I Squared Capital is in cahoots with the city to “manage potential public opposition.”
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Effort to Send Climate Dollars to Cops Won’t Qualify For November Ballot
Petitioners threaten legal action after ballot initiative to use Portland Clean Energy Funds for hiring more police failed to garner enough legally valid signatures.
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A Dangerous Heat Wave is Coming. What Resources Are Available for Vulnerable Portlanders?
Whether Multnomah County will open cooling centers has yet to be determined, but there are simple steps you can take to protect yourself.
