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Buildings, bridges, roads mostly withstood heat dome, but can Portland area continue to handle climate change?
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63 perish from Oregon heat, including one in Columbia County
Death toll across state ranges from one in Columbia County to 45 in Multnomah County
At least 63 people perished during a historic heatwave that shattered thermometers and strained hospital systems across Oregon, according to state authorities.
One of the heat-related deaths was in Columbia County, Sheriff Brian Pixley said.
A majority of the deaths 45 occurred in Multnomah Count, state troopers say.
According to initial reports from the Multnomah County Medical Examiner, the deaths since Friday, June 25, were triggered by hyperthermia the clinical term for a deadly body temperature caused by an abnormally hot environment.
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REGIONAL U.S. Steel’s legal options for avoiding regulation of sulfate pollution the company discharges from its Minntac tailings basin may have finally been exhausted following a decision issued Monday by the Minnesota Court of Appeals. In it, the appellate court found that U.S. Steel has no right to a variance from the 357 milligrams per liter (mg/l) sulfate limit established in a 2018 water discharge permit issued by the state’s Pollution Control Agency, nor does the company have a basis for seeking a contested case hearing over the sulfate limit.
That would appear to close the door to further court delays by the company, which the MPCA has accused of deploying foot-dragging tactics for years in an effort to avoid a clean-up of its sulfate-tainted tailings basin water.