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Debunking the Energy Independence Myth
12 Jan 2012
Happy New Year and welcome to an election year in…
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Darkness, Light and Hope
21 Dec 2011
The Winter Solstice – the darkest day of the year…
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Wild Shots is this Saturday!
3 Nov 2011
Are you ready? Bought your tickets? Dusted off your dancing…
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Team Crag takes Second in Bike Commute Challenge!
27 Oct 2011
I know that most of our posts here relate to…
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Oregon Supreme Court Victory for Farm and Forestlands!
21 Oct 2011
Oregon’s epic battle over land use and property rights in…
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Debunking the Energy Independence Myth
Victories & Current Cases
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Lawsuit Launched to Protect Marbled Murrelets from Clearcutting in Oregon State Forests
Today Cascadia Wildlands, the Center for Biological Diversity, and Audubon Society of Portland gave the State of Oregon and its forestry departments notice of their intent to file a lawsuit... -
Darkness, Light and Hope
The Winter Solstice – the darkest day of the year – is my favorite holiday. It offers the opportunity to reflect on the darkness of the past four seasons, to... -
Oregon Supreme Court Victory for Farm and Forestlands!
Oregon’s epic battle over land use and property rights in Measure 37 and Measure 49 closed a chapter this week. Yesterday, the Oregon Supreme Court issued its decision in Friends...
In the News
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Lawsuit Launched to Protect Marbled Murrelets from Clearcutting in Oregon State Forests
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The Report from the Crag Offices on NEDC v. Brown
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Court Rejects Old-Growth Clearcuts in the Tongass National Forest
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Crag’s Spring Newsletter is here!
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Curry County Denies Gravel Mining Renewal Request
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Appeals Board Rejects Air Permits for Offshore Drilling in the Arctic
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Local Citizens Hail Ruling Protecting South Salem Hills from Sprawl
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Land Trade to Protect the North Side of Mt. Hood Moving Forward
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LNG Proposal Takes Knock-Out Punch
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