Why 5 Pipeline Activists On Trial Say, 'We Had To Do It'
A development in two climate activists' trial could set a new precedent for cases of climate change-related civil disobedience.
EarthFix
enNovember 21, 2017
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EarthFix is an innovative partnership of the largest public media institutions in the Pacific Northwest established to expand environmental news coverage in the region. With journalists based in Oregon, Washington and Idaho, EarthFix creates media across multiple platforms, helping citizens examine environmental issues unfolding in their own backyards and to explore how local actions intersect with national issues. All content copyright EarthFix and its stations.
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Why 5 Pipeline Activists On Trial Say, 'We Had To Do It'
A development in two climate activists' trial could set a new precedent for cases of climate change-related civil disobedience.
EarthFix
enNovember 21, 2017
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EarthFix
enNovember 09, 2017
National Park Fees And Maintenance Needs
Interior's steep proposed fee increases are being tied to badly needed maintenance work.
EarthFix
enNovember 09, 2017
How Making Chinese Solar Panel Helps, Hurts At Home
Proposed tariffs could help U.S. manufacturers but others in the industry fear a slowdown.
EarthFix
enNovember 01, 2017
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EarthFix
enOctober 18, 2017
How wildfire could stamp out a tree-killer
Crews working the Chetco Bar had more to consider than the fire itself.
EarthFix
enOctober 18, 2017
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EarthFix
enOctober 17, 2017
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EarthFix
enSeptember 21, 2017
Bringing the Car-Sharing Revolution To Poorer Neighborhoods
Car-sharing services like Car2Go and Getaround are offering new transportation options for people without cars.
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But these services donât cover low-income neighborhoods.
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But these services donât cover low-income neighborhoods.
EarthFix
enSeptember 15, 2017
How Much Plastic Do You Want In Your Oysters?
Scientists predict that plastic in the ocean will eventually outweigh fish in the ocean. But how many of those plastics are ending up in our seafood, and where are they coming from?
EarthFix
enSeptember 08, 2017
Climate Change And Wildfire Smoke
Climate change means more smoky days and breathing difficulties for some people.
EarthFix
enSeptember 07, 2017
Chetco Q&A
OPB's Kate Davidson and Jes Burns talk about the latest developments with Oregon's Chetco Bar wildfire.
EarthFix
enAugust 29, 2017
Q&A: Monday, Aug. 28, 2017, Update On The Chetco Bar Fire
OPB's Kate Davidson and Jes Burns talk about the latest developments with Oregon's Chetco Bar wildfire.
EarthFix
enAugust 29, 2017
Eclipse Chasers' Tread Lightly On Oregon's Wild Lands
Anticipating up to a million eclipse visitors, public land managers in Oregon prepared for the worst.
EarthFix
enAugust 25, 2017
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Sea rise means trouble for a lagoon-loving butterfly in Washington.
EarthFix
enAugust 24, 2017
The Poison Papers' Oregon Origins
In a run-down shed in Oregonâs coast range, Carol Van Strum spent the past 40 years amassing a trove of documents about the chemicals industry.
EarthFix
enAugust 22, 2017
The Poison Papers' Oregon Origins
In a run-down shed in Oregonâs coast range, Carol Van Strum spent the past 40 years amassing a trove of documents about the chemicals industry.
EarthFix
enAugust 22, 2017
How wildfire could help a tribe's huckleberry harvests
Intential forest fires used to create ideal habitat for huckleberries. Northwest tribes would like to revive the practice.
EarthFix
enAugust 21, 2017
Will The Franklin's Bumblebee Ever Be Seen Again?
EarthFix
enAugust 15, 2017