Events
MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD FOR A CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE!
The State of Oregon has received $400 million of “flexible money” from the Federal Infrastructure Bill. The Oregon Transportation Commission is taking public comments on how to spend the money through February. They need to hear the following:
otcadmin@odot.oregon.gov
OUR EFFORTS ARE ELECTRIFYING
The Coalition recognizes that the key to a fossil free transportation future is electric vehicles. To that end, we have formed the Umpqua Transportation Electrification Team. Meeting by Zoom at 4 PM on the fourth Thursday of the month, the Team is dedicated to the promotion and expansion of electric vehicle use in Douglas County. Consisting of the major electric utilities, non-profits, businesses and citizen advocates, we welcome public participation at our meetings to get the word out to our community. If you would like to participate or want more information, contact 541-672-9819.
Coming This Spring – A Zoom Forum
The Oregon Climate Action Plan – What’s Next?
In March, 2019, Governor Brown issued an Executive Order directing State Agencies to develop plans to reduce Oregon’s climate pollution 80% by 2050. The Coalition, along with our State Allies, were strong advocates for the most far reaching rules possible so Oregon can be a national leader in the fight on climate change.
Our forum will feature top level experts who have been engaged in this two year fight to address the following questions:
Coming This Spring – A Zoom Forum
THE FUTURE OF FOOD IN DOUGLAS COUNTY
AN AGRICULTURAL PERSPECTIVE
Scheduled for the first week in April (actual date to be announced), this forum will bring together local farmers, ranchers and experts to discuss the challenges facing food production now and in the future in a changing world.
The State of Oregon has received $400 million of “flexible money” from the Federal Infrastructure Bill. The Oregon Transportation Commission is taking public comments on how to spend the money through February. They need to hear the following:
- Fund projects which will address climate change
- Substantially increase the number of electric vehicle charging stations
- Dedicate funding to transit, biking and walking
- No more Freeway expansion
otcadmin@odot.oregon.gov
OUR EFFORTS ARE ELECTRIFYING
The Coalition recognizes that the key to a fossil free transportation future is electric vehicles. To that end, we have formed the Umpqua Transportation Electrification Team. Meeting by Zoom at 4 PM on the fourth Thursday of the month, the Team is dedicated to the promotion and expansion of electric vehicle use in Douglas County. Consisting of the major electric utilities, non-profits, businesses and citizen advocates, we welcome public participation at our meetings to get the word out to our community. If you would like to participate or want more information, contact 541-672-9819.
Coming This Spring – A Zoom Forum
The Oregon Climate Action Plan – What’s Next?
In March, 2019, Governor Brown issued an Executive Order directing State Agencies to develop plans to reduce Oregon’s climate pollution 80% by 2050. The Coalition, along with our State Allies, were strong advocates for the most far reaching rules possible so Oregon can be a national leader in the fight on climate change.
Our forum will feature top level experts who have been engaged in this two year fight to address the following questions:
- What Does The Oregon Climate Action Plan Look Like Now?
- What Does It Mean For Oregon’s Future?
- How Will This Impact Douglas County?
- What Can We Do Locally To Make Sure The Plans Are Fully Implemented?
Coming This Spring – A Zoom Forum
THE FUTURE OF FOOD IN DOUGLAS COUNTY
AN AGRICULTURAL PERSPECTIVE
Scheduled for the first week in April (actual date to be announced), this forum will bring together local farmers, ranchers and experts to discuss the challenges facing food production now and in the future in a changing world.
