ENR News and Events

The Essential Work of Community Gardens: ENR Student Report

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Policy Options for Attaching Labor Standards to Employment in the Clean Energy Technology Sector
The white paper identifies and recommends potential policy options to ensure high-road labor standards are met in the clean energy sector.
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Oregon lawmakers were supposed to vote on a climate change bill. Republicans walked out — again.
The Washington Post: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary.
Greg Dotston
The Down and Dirty on Oregon's 'Cap and Trade' bill
Portland Tribune, via Oregon Capital Bureau: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary.
Oregon Senate
The Legislature's greenhouse gas reduction bill has been the session's most complex and contentious legislation. Here's what it means
Salem Reporter: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary. 
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Impasse: DLCD decision puts Jordan Cove on pause
Herald and News: Assistant Professor Sarah Adams-Schoen provides expert commentary. 
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Defending the Environment: Law Clinic Offers Students Hands-on Experience
Established in 1978, the Environmental Law Clinic at Oregon Law the was first of its kind in the nation.
Roger Worthington (center) with members of Oregon Law and Worthy Garden Club
Major law school gift to support climate change solutions
A $100,000 gift from a Bend brewery owner will allow the UO School of Law to pursue groundbreaking work through its highly ranked Environmental and Natural Resources Center.
Willamette Valley
Drought and Fish in the Willamette Valley
The Climate CIRCulator: The article is the subject of a study published last July in the journal Nature Sustainability, co-authored by Professor Adell Amos.
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Dismissal of landmark climate lawsuit might not close the book
Around the O: Professor Mary Wood provides expert commentary.
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Will Climate Justice Be Served?
Sierra Magazine: Professor Mary Wood is interviewed.