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
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...
by Anwesha Chowdhury | Jul 3, 2025 | Newsletter
Standing up for Oregon’s wetlands: a community effort to protect Rockaway Beach By Alexandra Dolezal | April 18, 2025 There are so many reasons to love Oregon’s coast. Photo of Crag staff enjoying Haystack Rock at our staff retreat in 2023. Over the past several...
by Anwesha Chowdhury | Jul 3, 2025 | Environmental Justice News, Newsletter
Standing up for communities By Courtney Johnson | April 17, 2025 Being in community helps fuel us for the fights ahead. Here’s a photo from our Summer 2024 hike in Washington Park with our summer interns. Photo by Megan Gleason. These days, spending time together with...
