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Columbia Riverkeeper’s “Hanford Vision Report” examines how competing visions for Hanford’s future—from the perspectives of tribal nations, the federal government, and the states of Oregon and Washington—will determine Hanford’s nuclear legacy.

When it comes to the onslaught of fossil fuel infrastructure on the Columbia, the actions you take in your community have global climate impacts. 

Over 60,000 Portland voters helped the Portland Clean Energy Fund qualify for the November ballot. 

Together, we can protect the Columbia Basin’s people and places from the worst impacts of climate change while protecting clean water.

Mapping the Columbia River and the Issues Facing the Region

100 Ways to Build a Fossil-Free Future, Raise Empowered Kids, and Still Get a Good Night’s Sleep

The State of Oregon revoked the water pollution permit for the Lost Valley Farm mega-dairy on June 27, 2018. 

June Member Spotlight: Stephan Leger, Portland Clean Energy Fund volunteer coordinator with Columbia Riverkeeper, coordinating, supporting, and training new volunteers to gather signatures to qualify the historic, clean energy initiative for the November ballot!

Join us in urging Oregon DEQ and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to deny the massive fracked gas export proposal in Southern Oregon.

Columbia Riverkeeper works with people in dozens of communities—from rural to urban—who share the same goals: Protect the health of their families and the places they love.