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 | 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 | 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...
by Anwesha Chowdhury | Jul 3, 2025 | Environmental Justice News, Newsletter
David vs. Goliath: community victory for Eugene neighbors By Kelsey Dunn | April 20, 2025 Forty one-way tanker trucks would’ve rumbled down the street alongside school bus stops and families’ front yards. Photo by Jim Allen, Freight Waves. When I joined...
