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Check out the latest news, current events, and calls-to-action that lift up and support the critical work that Multnomah County Office of Sustainability is doing to create a just, equitable, livable, resilient, and low carbon community.

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Read our newsletters:

  • February 2026: Black History Month Spotlights, 2025 Reflections, and 2026 Goals
  • May 2025: Two in person events for climate justice and climate resilience you won't want to miss
  • April 2025: Provide your feedback on the draft Climate Justice Plan
  • February 2025: See you this weekend at the East County Learn Share Do Fair at Centennial High School
  • January 2025: Looking back to 2024, looking ahead to 2025
  • November 2024: Let's create a community that works for all of us.
  • October 2024: Explore how one person can make a difference, and turn "Me" into "We."
  • July 2024: Get cool, stay cool, and lower your utility bills
  • June 2024: A streamlined way to serve Multnomah County residents
  • May 2024: Acknowledging climate anxiety this Mental Health Awareness Month
  • April 2024: Earth Month virtual learning - Earth, water, air, and fire
  • March 2024: A personal tribute to Women's History Month
  • February 2024: Proclaiming Black History & Futures Month
  • January 2024: This Year We Will Go Further
  • Summer 2022: Investing in Our Future
  • Winter 2022: Black History Month
  • Fall 2021, second edition: Honoring Native American History Month
  • Fall 2021, first edition: Honoring Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month
  • Spring 2021: A Movement Renewed
  • Winter 2021: Black History Month
  • Fall 2020: Smoke is Clear, Crisis Lingers
  • Summer 2020: A Moment of Renewal
  • Winter 2020: Social Justice Is An Environmental Issue
  • Fall 2019
  • Spring 2019
  • Winter 2019
Last reviewed February 23, 2026