The East County Resilience Network held a retreat on December 7th to continue discussing plans for the budding coalition.
In 2023 our team continued to build relationships in community and centered justice, our bedrock and core belief, in our work. View our 2023 accomplishments and what's in store for 2024.
Multnomah County Commissioners oppose air quality permit for Zenith terminal and sent a letter to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
County renames bridge to Sauvie Island, marking historic work with tribal governments
This Story Map highlights energy challenges that some indigenous peoples and Tribes face. It also honors the work of Tribes to advance clean energy, with a focus on Tribes in the Pacific Northwest.
The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded the Multnomah County Public Health Division $999,587 to increase climate resilience while reducing air pollution and emissions over the next three years
The Multnomah County Office of Sustainability hosted the first East County Climate Resilience Summit in October.
New report shows toxic gasses pose grave risks after Cascadia earthquake
The project seeks to transform schools into climate resilient buildings where students learn a climate curriculum, traditional scholastic offerings, and all students can access free healthy food.
Each year, the Farm to Table event marks the celebration of the progress of youth participants in the Hands of Wonder (HOW) garden program and the Culinary Arts Youth Program.
Postcards from a Climate Resilient Future was funded with a small grant and brought together artists and community members to imagine what a positive vision for the future could look like.
Rates of traffic deaths are on the rise in the Portland metro region, mirroring a trend seen across the United States. The steepest rise in Multnomah County is in pedestrians who are struck by drivers