News Anti-logging activists returned to the cold, meandering creeks and dusty logging roads of Mount Hood last week, in the first tree-sitting protest since Beth O'Brien fell to her death in April.The ...   More

News Everyone knows about Portland's infatuation with mass transit. But there's another way Portland leads the country in green transportation: hybrids.More hybrids are sold in Portland per capita than i ...   More

News When Ted Kulongoski twisted off the cap off a bottle of Henry's he sneaked into the Aladdin Theater last month, he had no idea the craft-brewing community would open a can of whup-ass on him. Kulo ...   More

News The bitter feud over what beer can rightfully be called "Bud" and who's the "King of Beers," has spilled into the pages of WW--because of an advertisement for a Portland beer market.At one end of ...   More

News Years of pollution have made the Willamette the dirtiest river in the West. The stretch from the Fremont Bridge to the Columbia River has been declared a Superfund site. Now two river watchdogs ar ...   More

News Last spring, Portland-area parents thought they'd won the pesticide battle. In May 2001, under pressure from parents and teachers, the Portland School District ordered that pesticides be the last ...   More

News For the environmental group Cascadia Forest Alliance, the unlikely and the unfortunate happened within days of each other.Last week, the group received word from U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) that ...   More