by Anwesha Chowdhury | Oct 4, 2025 | Environmental Justice News, Newsletter
Serving rural communities and Oregon’s working lands By Alexandria Dolezal | October 5, 2024 Between 2017 and 2022, Oregon experienced the second-highest reduction in farmland among western states. We need to fight to protect Oregon’s working lands. Photo by Sean...
by Anwesha Chowdhury | Oct 3, 2025 | Environmental Justice News, Newsletter
Celebrating 20 years of Environmental Justice work at Crag By Courtney Johnson | October 2, 2024 Photo by Multnomah County. License bit.ly/44dKBAi. In 2004, we launched our first environmental justice case and we’ve never looked back. Neighbors from a low-income...
by Anwesha Chowdhury | Jul 31, 2025 | Newsletter
Settlement or Victory? What a win looks like By Mike Sargetakis | October 7, 2024 Our lawsuit held two hatcheries accountable for discharging harmful pollution to fish into McKenzie River. Photo by BLM Oregon, License bit.ly/3qtvpkH. From defending old-growth forests,...
by Anwesha Chowdhury | Jul 31, 2025 | Newsletter
Floating offshore wind energy: the good, the bad, and the unknowns By Eric Wriston | October 6, 2024 While wind turbines provide renewable energy, we must make sure the transition is just and includes all voices. Photo by Department of Energy. It’s always exciting to...
by Anwesha Chowdhury | Jul 31, 2025 | Environmental Justice News, Newsletter
Working with Tribes to protect native fish and restore habitat By Maura Fahey | October 3, 2024 Dams put many native species at risk, including chinook salmon. Photo courtesy of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Over the past few years, a focus of my work at Crag...
by Anwesha Chowdhury | Jul 3, 2025 | Environmental Justice News, Newsletter
Fighting for environmental justice laws, outside of the courtroom By Rebeka Dawit | April 22, 2025 Last year, Courtney and I met with our clients to brainstorm the goals of the Healthy Communities bill. Photo by Neighbors for Clean Air. The heart of Crag’s...
