Author: Barbara Cervone For several years now, I have followed the tidal wave of youth action around climate change, close at hand and across the globe, bringing it up in […]
Good News: France has banned flights on routes that can be done by train in less than 2 1/2 hours. A California company is offering Oregon farmers free test runs […]
The Oregon 2022 Legislative Session ran for five short weeks through February into March. SOCAN took positions for or against a number of bills. This comprises a summary of the […]
IN DEFENSE OF SOIL CARBON SEQUESTRATION Ray Seidler rayseidler@msn.com Introduction and Background. There are reports that disparage the use of biological carbon sequestration practices. Soil carbon sequestration has multiple functional […]
By Lorrie Kaplan, Chair, Ashland Climate Action Project of SOCAN. The Ashland Food Co-op has significantly increased its investment in solar energy in recent months. In April, the company turned […]
Ashland’s Climate Policy Commission issued a strongly worded declaration to the City Council at the Council’s September 7 business meeting. “All is not well,” CPC told the Council, citing the most […]
Spotlight on Climate Solutions: #21 — Friday August 27, 2021. By Lorrie Kaplan, Chair, Ashland Climate Action Project. Transportation is one of the biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in Ashland. So […]
Spotlight #20: August 13, 2021 By Lorrie Kaplan, Chair, Ashland Climate Action Project AT A TIME WHEN CLIMATE CHANGE FEELS OMNIPRESENT – it’s reassuring and even energizing to shine the light […]
Spotlight #19: July 23, 2021 By Lorrie Kaplan, Chair, Ashland Climate Action Project CLIMATE CHANGE FEELS PRETTY REAL IN SOUTHERN OREGON LATELY. Most of us just experienced the hottest temperatures of […]
Spotlight #18: July 2021 By Lorrie Kaplan, Chair, SOCAN-Ashland Climate Action Project Part 2 of a series. Click here to read Part 1. OREGON HAS A NEW CLIMATE HERO, AND […]
