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InvestigateWest: Cascadia not on track to cut emissions

InvestigateWest: Cascadia not on track to cut emissions Peter Fairley, InvestigateWest © Chris Pietsch/The Register-Guard A U.S. Flag stands in the middle of the remains of a devastated neighborhood in Talent, Oregon on Sept. 11, 2020 after the Almeda Fire swept through the area in Southern Oregon. To the rest of the world, the United States Pacific Northwest and Canada s British Columbia represent one of the supposedly most eco-friendly regions in North America, if not the globe.  Popular Searches And yet on climate change, the biggest environmental challenge of this generation, the governments of Washington, Oregon and British Columbia not only over-promised what they would do to stem the tide. They actually underperformed compared to all the other states and provinces in the two countries, according to a new analysis by InvestigateWest. 

Pemberton Council supports SLRD business licensing function

It s been a issue for communities for quite some time, Gimse said Tuesday (March 22). The issue has come up several times over the years, and the problem is that neither the Local Government Act nor the Community Charter provides regional districts with the authority to regulate business. Pemberton council discussed the issue at its March 15 meeting after Councillor Lisa Ames expressed concern earlier in March over the regional district s inability to take action against Outdoor Adventures following reports of the sled dog incident. Ames said Tuesday that she s wanted to see regulation for businesses in SLRD Electoral Area C for some time and that the sled dog issue was simply an example of why.

Lofty goals, underwhelming results • Daily Journal of Commerce

A Lost Decade: How Climate Action Fizzled in Cascadia

Home » Environment » A Lost Decade: How Climate Action Fizzled in Cascadia Washington, Oregon and British Columbia pledged to slash greenhouse gas emissions. In a decade full of big talk and some epic battles, they all failed. With dozens of people killed by wildfires in the western U.S., millions of acres scorched, and choking smoke spreading far into British Columbia, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee lit up the news wires in September. “These are not just wildfires,” Inslee asserted at a press conference from Olympia, “these are climate fires.” Two days later on George Stephanopoulos’ Sunday-morning ABC News talk show, the recent presidential candidate recounted a poignant visit to a town nearly wiped out by the fires. “The only moisture in Eastern Washington was the tears of people who have lost their homes,” said Inslee. “And now we have a blowtorch over our states in the West, which is climate change.”

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