Oregon doesn't need coal
Tom KellyShipping dirty coal from Oregon ports to markets in Asia is not a good strategy for our economy or our environment.
Shipping dirty coal from Oregon ports to markets in Asia is not a good strategy for our economy or our environment.
If our region is going to grow as predicted, alternative forms of transportation will be critical. As these cities show, it’s about moving people, not cars.
The growth of emerging market economies will underpin high energy prices. What does that mean for investors and the development of new energy technologies?
Every square foot we help clients LEED certify outside of Oregon may lower our ranking on a top 10 list, but it will quicken the adoption elsewhere — where impacts are much greater.
Renewable energy will come to the forefront of many political and economic discussions in the coming year. And there will be no shortage of M&A activity.
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