Seeding Justice Expands Commitment to Inclusive Green Economy

Seeding Justice, a leading nonprofit organization in Oregon, is expanding its commitment to an inclusive green economy, focusing on clean energy initiatives developed by and for impacted communities. The organization, known for its grassroots organizing and community-led grantmaking, is launching a new fund to support a community-centered clean energy future.

Oregon Recriminalizes Hard Drug Possession After Decriminalization Experiment

Oregon, the first state to decriminalize possession of small amounts of hard drugs, has reversed course and recriminalized such offenses. The new law, which takes effect on Sunday, offers individuals caught with drugs the option of choosing between a misdemeanor charge or participating in treatment programs. While the legislation aims to address the ongoing drug crisis, critics argue its complexity and inconsistencies could create confusion and disparities.

Portland Airport’s New Terminal: A Breath of Fresh Air (and Forest)

Portland International Airport (PDX) has unveiled a stunning new international terminal, blending nature and comfort with a forest-inspired design. The terminal features a lush indoor environment with trees, plants, natural light, and even occasional therapy llamas and alpacas. This renovation not only enhances the traveler experience but also showcases the essence of Oregon’s outdoors, making PDX a true gem in the city’s tourism landscape.

Extreme Heat Grips Western US, Death Valley Reaches 128F, Oregon Sees Potential Heat-Related Deaths

A dangerous heat wave is scorching the American West, with Death Valley National Park recording temperatures of 128F and officials reporting a heat-related death there. Oregon is investigating four suspected heat-related deaths in the Portland area, while millions across the US are under heat alerts. The extreme heat comes amid a record-breaking June for global temperatures, adding to concerns about the impact of climate change.

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