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March 11, 2019Why Natural Gas is Neither Natural nor GreenThis program originally aired on February 11, 2019As North America veers away from oil and coal, so-called natural gas is being promoted as a green bridge fuel to a renewable future. Such is the reasoning behind massive gas projects being proposed for the Pacific Northw...0 minPlay
March 04, 2019Oregon's Clean Energy Jobs BillMore than a decade ago, Oregon began putting laws on the books to limit global warming pollution, but every time a bill is proposed to cap carbon emissions while growing a clean economy and job market, it has been blocked by major polluters' clout. This year, the state legi...0 minPlay
February 25, 2019Tribal Voices against Jordan CoveFor more than 14 years, southern Oregon communities have been fighting a proposal to build the 229-mile Pacific Connector fracked gas pipeline that would cross more than 400 rivers and streams on its way across Southern Oregon to the Jordan Cove LNG export terminal at the P...0 minPlay
February 18, 2019Voices from the Edge of City HallOn the eve of her swearing in as Portland's first Black woman city council member, JoAnn Hardesty wrote to her supporters: "On Wednesday, January 2nd at 9 AM, I will be officially sworn into office and take on the great challenge ahead at City Hall. While I have no doubt t...0 minPlay
February 11, 2019Why Natural Gas is Neither Natural nor GreenAs North America veers away from oil and coal, so-called natural gas is being promoted as a green bridge fuel to a renewable future. Such is the reasoning behind massive gas projects being proposed for the Pacific Northwest, such as the world's largest methanol refinery in ...0 minPlay
February 11, 2019Why Natural Gas is Neither Natural nor GreenAs North America veers away from oil and coal, so-called natural gas is being promoted as a green bridge fuel to a renewable future. Such is the reasoning behind massive gas projects being proposed for the Pacific Northwest, such as the world's largest methanol refinery in ...0 minPlay
February 04, 2019Kalama Methanol and the Chinese ConnectionIn 2014, a Chinese-backed company, Northwest Innovation Works, announced that it planned to build the world's largest methanol refinery in Kalama, Washington. This methanol would be shipped to China where it would be processed into olefins to make plastic. Five years later ...0 minPlay
February 04, 2019Kalama Methanol and the Chinese ConnectionIn 2014, a Chinese-backed company, Northwest Innovation Works, announced that it planned to build the world's largest methanol refinery in Kalama, Washington. This methanol would be shipped to China where it would be processed into olefins to make plastic. Five years later ...0 minPlay
January 28, 2019These Are Strange Times, My DearIt seems as if Americans have never before been involved in a situation where every day brings a loud new threat to our public order and to our commonwealth. Our executive branch demands our scrutiny on a daily, even hourly basis. We watch as America and much of the world g...0 minPlay
January 28, 2019These Are Strange Times, My DearIt seems as if Americans have never before been involved in a situation where every day brings a loud new threat to our public order and to our commonwealth. Our executive branch demands our scrutiny on a daily, even hourly basis. We watch as America and much of the world g...0 minPlay