by Elliott Davis | Jul 31, 2018 | Climate Recent Cases, Fighting Fossil Fuels News, Fighting Fossil Fuels Recent Cases
For nearly a decade, out-of-state energy speculators have attempted to construct a liquified natural gas (LNG) terminal and pipeline in Coos Bay, which would export fracked gas to Pacific countries. Construction of the Pacific Connector would require a 230-mile long,... 
by Ralph Bloemers | May 7, 2018 | Fighting Fossil Fuels Recent Cases, Land Use Recent Cases
For over a decade, Crag has been working with local communities to hold the line against new fossil fuel terminals and pipelines along the Oregon Coast, including in Coos Bay and the lower Columbia River estuary. Even though the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission... 
by Emma Stanford | Apr 8, 2013 | Features, Fighting Fossil Fuels News, News & Victories
A second coal export project in Oregon and Washington was dropped on April 1st, marking a victory for local environmental groups, and, of course, the environment itself. This is the second of five Northwest coal export projects to fail in the past year—in 2012, Rail... 
by Courtney Johnson | Apr 6, 2011 | Blog
Yesterday, OPB’s Cassandra Profita posted an article on the proposed chromite mine near Coos Bay, Oregon to her environmental blog, Ecotrope. In the Mining Weekly.com article, representatives from the mining company, Oregon Resources Corporation, stated they...