That’s how you fight despair,” he said. “It’s truly sad to be sad about the climate and not do anything about it. In the face of a world not existing, I find true joy and relief in mobilizing and organizing with fellow young people.”
https://t.co/aH679oAdro
The political landscape has grown more heated in recent years because of this.
As working class Americans lose wealth, the elites push narratives to place blame on different groups, stoking divisions and hatred.
Two weeks after Hurricane Beryl, the death toll has kept climbing.
More than half were heat-related deaths.
Our communities need resources to combat growing climate disasters and extreme heat and save lives.
https://t.co/cQtE2QGJLa
FDA advises restaurants and retailers not to serve or sell and consumers not to eat certain shellfish from Oregon and Washington potentially contaminated with paralytic shellfish toxins.
For more information, read the FDA’s advisory: https://t.co/pc2Qilz1Br
What are your thoughts about regional transportation priorities? How should state leaders address transportation funding challenges? 🚌🚈
If you support more funding for transit, you can share your thoughts at this Oregon Legislature Joint Committee on Transportation listening session next week.
📅 Tuesday, June 4
🕔 5-7 p.m.
📍 Portland Community College Cascade (Moriarty Auditorium): 705 N Killingsworth St., Portland
Critical energy retrofits are now a reality for Portland schools after City Council passed PCEF’s Climate Friendly Schools plan! This will lower greenhouse gases and make classrooms more comfortable during extreme weather. https://t.co/u1eRQYhMnf
PCEF investments in schools will have significant impacts for years to come. Proud to join fellow school board members, superintendents, and more from around Portland to share how PCEF funds will help education in the region.
Happy 2 Year Anniversary to the Bike Bus @CoachBalto!
I’m so proud to live in Portland bc the bike bus movement became viral here in our city.
Bike buses give kids a great way to get to school in the mornings, but Portland needs safer routes to school & the city should help.
Today, BLM announced new oil and gas regulations. We're glad they're taking on Big Oil, but, it's 2024! We're facing a climate emergency.
We need to go beyond small tweaks. We must make plans to phase out fossil fuels on public lands. Full stop.
https://t.co/MsiyGNqXX9
On a sunny morning in mid-March 2024 a large crowd gathered at Nadaka Nature Park to plant 72 trees in the surrounding area in memory of the 72 people who lost their lives to the extraordinary heat of the summer of 2021. Read➡️ https://t.co/jvs6Ojfs9k
We can not tackle homelessness without affordable housing.
I joined this amicus brief with @LocalProgress and over 150 elected officials across the country to support housing first. #HousingNotHandcuffs
The solution to homelessness is a stable home – not jail.
150+ local elected officials signed onto this brief reminding SCOTUS that #HousingFirst is the most humane & effective way to address homelessness. 🧵
📝: https://t.co/F5IjXLvqOt
#JohnsonvGrantsPass#HousingNotHandcuffs
BREAKING: In a major loss for Apple, Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has signed the strongest right-to-repair bill in the country into law, her office tells us.
Oregon becomes the first state to ban "parts pairing," which let companies like Apple decide when and how you replace parts.
Danny Cage is likely the youngest school board member in Oregon. At 19, he is on the leading edge of a new generation of civic volunteers whose engagement relies heavily on social media.
Read more: https://t.co/6DPs4WR5B4
#osba#oregon#schoolboard#publiceducationmatters
The backers of a ballot initiative that seeks to bring participatory budgeting to Portland—whereby community members get to direct a small percentage of the city’s $7 billion annual budget—have begun collecting signatures. https://t.co/nti58x6VXZ