by Elizabeth Allen | Jul 21, 2017 | Features, Where Are They Now?
In this installment of Where are they now?, I checked in with McKenna Ganz, a 2015 DukeEngage communications & development intern that used her Crag experience to determine her future career path. When McKenna Ganz began interning at Crag, she thought she knew... 
by Chris Winter | Apr 25, 2016 | Environmental Health News, News & Victories
In response to the recent crisis over air toxics in Southeast Portland, the Environmental Quality Commission (EQC) issued a temporary rule that applies to colored art glass manufacturers, including the Bullseye and Uroboros companies. A Forest Service moss study and... 
by Tanya Sanerib | Dec 21, 2011 | Blog, Climate Justice News, Features, News & Victories
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 embrace that darkness and all it has taught us, and to let the darkness go and quest for light and hope. The... 
by Chris Winter | Jul 5, 2011 | Environmental Health News, Environmental Justice News, Features, News & Victories
Crag has partnered with three organizations in California to file a federal lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency and Administrator Lisa P. Jackson for their failure to enforce and uphold Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Crag filed the environmental... 
by Derek Leuzzi | Jun 15, 2011 | Blog
I love getting outside more than anything in the world. Over the last several years I have spent nearly all of my free time tromping around in the woods, skiing remote mountains, wandering the pacific coastline, slinking through desert formations, and viewing the...