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Weeks After Launching New Statewide Recycling Program, Oregon Sued by Wholesalers

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The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors claims the Recycling Modernization Act, passed in 2021 and implemented in July, is unconstitutional.See the Story

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Oregon Representative Outspent Every U.S. House Member on Trump Inauguration Weekend

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Oregon’s lone Republican congressman spent big on the three-day weekend.See the Story

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Editorial: City Council may Redefine Corvallis for Jewish People, Should They? - The Corvallis Advocate

Nobody wants to be called an antisemite, and most of us think we’re doing enough to not be seen that way. But what if we told you that’s how a Jewish person might see you. Or even probably does see you, and they just don’t say anything about it. This won’t be our usual sort of editorial. It will probably make you uncomfortable. It may make you angry. But whatever your reaction, please sit with it for a few days, and be open to changing your mind…Read Article

Reader View: Bjorn Beer Against City Council Israeli Divestment - The Corvallis Advocate

There is nothing I can say about Gaza that hasn’t been said perfectly by the former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert: “Israel is committing war crimes” and a proposed relocation of 600,000 Palestinians into a “humanitarian city” amounts to nothing less than a “concentration camp” that would be “part of an ethnic cleansing.” As long as the United State provides unconditional and unquestioning aid and arms to one side, untethered from humanitari…War Crimes · Gaza Read Article

Report: Oregon’s child care capacity up for preschoolers, but not infants

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Ancient Trees are Dying Faster than Expected in Oregon - The Corvallis Advocate

Eastern Oregon’s Malheur National Forest boasts some of the state’s oldest trees, including pine and larch that live more than 500 years. But many of those ancient trees are dying at an alarming rate, a new analysis shows. Between 2012 and 2023, a quarter of trees more than 300 years old in randomly located sites in roadless areas died, the study found. A triple whammy of drought, bug infestations and competition with younger trees is likely dri…Trees · Oregon Read Article

Bills Strengthening Oregon's Mental Health System Signed Into Law - The Corvallis Advocate

Kate Gekeler, a La Grande resident and mother of two, graduated this spring from the inaugural class of Eastern Oregon University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. After five years of coursework and internships, she graduated with her bachelor’s and master’s degrees debt free. That’s largely because most of her costs were covered by the state, which is ramping up scholarships for people interested in careers in mental health. Kate Ge…Portland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

OSU Research: A Rare Mineral Means Vibrant New Pigments - The Corvallis Advocate

Oregon State University pigment researchers are using a rare mineral discovered in Norway more than a century ago as a road map for creating new yellows, oranges and reds that are vibrant, durable, non-toxic and inexpensive. The new pigments also carry energy-saving potential: Their ability to reflect heat from the sun means that buildings and vehicles coated in them will require less air conditioning. The study led by Mas Subramanian, who made …Norway · Norway Read Article

Former Corvallis City Forester Joins Statewide OSU Urban Forestry Effort - The Corvallis Advocate

The quality and presence of trees in a city can significantly affect how people feel about the city. But trees in urban environments face pressures that can hinder their growth and limit their life span, such as restrained growing space, compacted or poor-quality soil and pollution. It’s the goal of the urban forester to address these challenges and others while acting as tree advocates, scientists, planners and educators. That’s why Oregon Stat…Trees · Corvallis Read Article

SPECIAL REPORT: How the Rapid Spread of Misinformation Pushed Oregon Lawmakers to Kill the State’s Wildfire Risk Map - The Corvallis Advocate

This is how misinformation gets accepted as fact. A year after Oregon endures its most destructive fire season on record in 2020, state lawmakers order a map estimating the wildfire risk for every property in the state. It’s the kind of rating now available on real estate sites like Zillow. The state wants to use the results to decide where it will apply forthcoming codes for fire-resistant construction and protections around homes. Around the s…Corvallis · Corvallis Read Article

Kotek approves controversial Willamette Falls Trust funding: See which bills she vetoed

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Gov. Tina Kotek had until Aug. 8 to make her final decisions on bills from the 2025 legislative session.Tina Kotek See the Story

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Weeks After Launching New Statewide Recycling Program, Oregon Sued by Wholesalers

Oregon Representative Outspent Every U.S. House Member on Trump Inauguration Weekend

Editorial: City Council may Redefine Corvallis for Jewish People, Should They? - The Corvallis Advocate

Reader View: Bjorn Beer Against City Council Israeli Divestment - The Corvallis Advocate

Report: Oregon’s child care capacity up for preschoolers, but not infants

Ancient Trees are Dying Faster than Expected in Oregon - The Corvallis Advocate

Bills Strengthening Oregon's Mental Health System Signed Into Law - The Corvallis Advocate

OSU Research: A Rare Mineral Means Vibrant New Pigments - The Corvallis Advocate

Former Corvallis City Forester Joins Statewide OSU Urban Forestry Effort - The Corvallis Advocate

SPECIAL REPORT: How the Rapid Spread of Misinformation Pushed Oregon Lawmakers to Kill the State’s Wildfire Risk Map - The Corvallis Advocate

Kotek approves controversial Willamette Falls Trust funding: See which bills she vetoed

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Reader View: Bjorn Beer Against City Council Israeli Divestment - The Corvallis Advocate

Report: Oregon’s child care capacity up for preschoolers, but not infants

Ancient Trees are Dying Faster than Expected in Oregon - The Corvallis Advocate

Bills Strengthening Oregon's Mental Health System Signed Into Law - The Corvallis Advocate

OSU Research: A Rare Mineral Means Vibrant New Pigments - The Corvallis Advocate

Former Corvallis City Forester Joins Statewide OSU Urban Forestry Effort - The Corvallis Advocate

SPECIAL REPORT: How the Rapid Spread of Misinformation Pushed Oregon Lawmakers to Kill the State’s Wildfire Risk Map - The Corvallis Advocate

Kotek approves controversial Willamette Falls Trust funding: See which bills she vetoed