Now is your chance to speak up about the massive increase in data centers in Oregon. The Oregon Data Center Advisory Committee is holding monthly meetings with opportunity for public comment to express concerns and ask questions - they need to hear from you!
Using past meeting information, the Oregon Data Center Advisory Committee will be reflecting on what they heard, what they learned, and what questions they want to follow up on prior to outlining their recommendations for the Governor.
Join us on September 8 in Salem to tell our elected officials that Oregonians demand a three-year moratorium on data centers!
As we confront the existential crisis of climate chaos there are two paths we can take. We can make dramatic changes that meaningfully reduce carbon emissions. Or we can accept the fossil fuel industry’s self-serving climate solutions—renewable diesel, hydrogen, renewable natural gas, biofuels, carbon capture and storage and carbon offsets. This new documentary by Barbara Bernstein, tells stories of people living in the crosshairs of these proposals, working to expose the dangers that these projects pose to their lives, homes, communities and the planet.
A screening of These Sacred Hills, a documentary that follows members of the Rock Creek Band as they confront the Goldendale Pumped Storage development threatening their sacred mountain, Pushpum.
Opportunity to Provide Public Testimony The Hanford Nuclear Site’s Dangerous Waste Permit is out for public comment and the Washington Department of Ecology wants to hear from you. The Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology) is holding a public hearing in Portland to solicit public testimony on the Hanford Nuclear Site’s Dangerous Waste Permit. It’s not ... Read more
The Oregon Governor’s Data Center Advisory Committee (DCAC) has canceled its upcoming listening session for public input. The session was scheduled for Wednesday, September 23, 2026, from 4 – 7 p.m. before being removed from the committee’s webpage.
We need you to speak up and tell the Portland City Council we must increase safety and reduce risks at the Critical Energy Infrastructure (CEI) Hub! The CEI Hub is a six-mile stretch of dangerous fuel tanks located in Northwest Portland that nearly 90 percent of Oregon’s fuel passes through, up to 350 million gallons. ... Read more
Join us on Thursday, Sept. 24 in White Salmon to learn more about opposing the proposed power line underneath the Columbia River and how to get involved.
Join us on September 30 for Rumble on the River 33: Protecting Our Region From Its Most Perilous Threats. This Rumble will cover info, updates, and action ideas on the CEI Hub, data centers, nuclear realities and the proposed refinery at Port Westward’s Columbia River Estuary.
Gather your friends and family and join us to celebrate stewardship and give back to the Columbia River with a riverside cleanup on Saturday, October 3!
A 60-minute webinar looking at tire chemicals and salmon in the Columbia River.
