What Bus Riders Want: We Hopped on the Most-Used Bus in Portland, to Ask How It Could Be Better.

Three days a week, Ivy Stamos rises at dawn and boards the most-used bus line in Portland.

Despite Their Concern Over Climate Change, Most Portlanders Aren’t Ready to Stop Widening Roads

The Disciples of Density Say Portland’s Carbon Emissions Are Decreasing, But I’m Skeptical. Are They Cooking the Data?

The Disciples of Density say Portland’s carbon emissions are decreasing, but I’m skeptical. Buildings are the biggest source of carbon emissions, yet our city just keeps approving more of these high-rise carbon bombs! Are they cooking the data?

Environmental Groups Will Aim for the Ballot With Three Climate Change Petitions After Oregon Legislature Failed to Pass Carbon Cap

Groups say they’ll still put for change in the short session, but failing that they’ll pursue two ballot measures that are no filed with the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office.

Portland’s Carbon Emissions From Planes, Trains and Automobiles Are Rising

“The city’s climate report seems to be in denial.”

Oregon Joins Suit Against Trump Administration to Allow States to Set Vehicle Emissions Standards

In all, 24 states and two cities filed suit agains the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to continue to be able to set higher standard than federal government.

For Third Year, TriMet Receives Federal Funding to Buy Three Electric Buses and Their Chargers

Portlanders might have a smoother, quieter and less smelly bus commute with these new electric buses.