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Crag Represents Group in Pushing Water Protection Measure

Crag Represents Group in Pushing Water Protection Measure

by Maura Fahey | Oct 6, 2015 | News, Water Conservation News

On September 11, 2015 a newly formed group, Local Water Alliance, filed a proposed ballot measure in Hood River County for the purpose of protecting local water supplies for residential and agricultural uses and preserving resources for future generations.  The...
Defending Oregon’s Denial of a Columbia Coal Terminal

Defending Oregon’s Denial of a Columbia Coal Terminal

by Courtney Johnson | Oct 9, 2014 | Fighting Fossil Fuels News, Native Fish News, Water Conservation News

Crag and Earthjustice are working together to represent three conservation groups defending Oregon’s denial of a key permit for the proposed Morrow Pacific coal export facility.  Friends of the Columbia Gorge, Columbia Riverkeeper and the Sierra Club filed a...
Crag Takes on Effort to Protect Tumalo Falls

Crag Takes on Effort to Protect Tumalo Falls

by Ralph Bloemers | Aug 28, 2012 | Native Fish News, News, Water Conservation News

Tumalo Creek is a treasured natural resource in Central Oregon. Many residents spend time in Shevlin Park, a peaceful and beautiful refuge for bikers and runners alike. The rushing waters of Tumalo Falls is usually the first thing locals show off to  visitors....
Nestlé Issue Transcends Environmental Movement

Nestlé Issue Transcends Environmental Movement

by Courtney Johnson | Mar 30, 2012 | Blog, Water Conservation News

This week Crag Law Center filed protests of two Water Resources Department decisions that start the approvals process for a Nestlé water bottling plant in the Columbia Gorge.  The decisions under protest are integral to a water rights exchange between the Oregon...
Protests Filed to Protect Oregon Spring Water from Nestlé

Protests Filed to Protect Oregon Spring Water from Nestlé

by Crag Law Center | Mar 29, 2012 | Features, News, Water Conservation News

On behalf of Bark and Food and Water Watch, Crag  filed two protests challenging the Oregon Water Resources Department’s (Water Department) approval of permits that move Nestlé one key step closer to bottling and selling Oregon’s water.  Crag is donating our services...
Local Citizens Hail Ruling Protecting South Salem Hills from Sprawl

Local Citizens Hail Ruling Protecting South Salem Hills from Sprawl

by Ralph Bloemers | Dec 14, 2010 | Land Use News, News, Water Conservation News

Local Citizens Hail Court Ruling Protecting Rural South Salem Hills from Sprawling Development (Salem, Oregon)  In a decision issued today, Senior Judge Nely Johnson reversed a decision issued by the Marion County Board of Commissioners that had opened up rural farm...
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