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Strollers guide keeps Stumptown on its toes
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Multnomah County Commissioner Jeff Cogen has helped forge a third-party arrangement to finance the biggest solar installation in the Pacific Northwest. “Even though Multnomah County is broke, there are ways we can achieve our goals without raising taxes,” Cogen says.
News: The green American dream
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Sports: OIBA looks to be a home run
Sustainable: Hard to swallow
• Good news! Gas prices go up only a tiny bit
State dispatches inspectors to protect identity of an Oregon icon
The politics of pollution |
Sewage treatment plant runs on methane from decaying waste
In the long run, this sneaker isn’t so ‘green’Shoe firm says product is green, but that doesn’t necessarily mean smaller carbon footprint |
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