Historically, after a destructive wildfire, forested area passed through a series of seral successional stages lasting many decades as they return essentially to the composition they exhibited prior to the […]
Oregon would join 15 other states that have proposed data center pauses in the last year Alex Baumhardt, August 4, 2026 Capital Chronicle Four Oregon Democratic lawmakers, and two hopefuls, are
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A conversation with Seth Cutler of IONNA. David Roberts, August 14th Local Ionna: under construction 940 S Riverside Ave Medford, Seth Cutler is CEO of IONNA, a joint venture of
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Ashland Today – National Today, Mar. 12, 2026 at 4:05am The Oregon Coalition for an Environmental Rights Amendment (OCERA) is hosting a series An organization called the Oregon Coalition for
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Bill McKibben, The New Yorker, March 18, 2022 On the last day of February, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change issued its most dire report yet. The Secretary-General of the
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An addition to the SOCAN ‘General Science and Climate Change‘ page by Alan Journet. For some two and a half centuries we have all enjoyed the benefits of advancing mechanization
