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The Upper McKenzie River (Photo credit: Pixabay).

Stop Post-Fire Logging in the McKenzie River Watershed!

Posted on January 6, 2021January 6, 2021Tags Bureau of Land Management, McKenzie River, post-fire clearcuts, post-fire logging, wildfire

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    “This is the reality of climate change. This is it. We can’t rely on historical water supplies anymore. We just can’t,” said Amy Cordalis, counsel for the Yurok Tribe and also a tribal member. “It's no one's fault. There’s no bad guy here — but I think we'd all do well to pray for rain." ... See MoreSee Less

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    TAKE ACTION TONIGHT Join us @ 7:15 PM for the Euge TAKE ACTION TONIGHT Join us @ 7:15 PM for the Eugene City Council meeting (on Zoom) and thank the Councilors for walking away from the NW Natural franchise agreement, and ask them to pass an ordinance to ban all new fracked gas infrastructure. > > > > LINK in BIO ↗️ #welikeitwild #FossilFreeEugene #ClimateJustice #PowerPastFrackedGas
    Local opportunity to TAKE ACTION in support of a j Local opportunity to TAKE ACTION in support of a just transition away from Fossil Fuels. Join us in speaking at the next City Council meeting THIS MONDAY, April 12 at 7:15pm > > > LINK in BIO ↗️ Fossil Free Eugene is a coalition of local grassroots organizations calling for the end of fracked gas in Eugene. Our demands: 1) Mandate the transition of all utilities in Eugene to 100% renewable energy by 2030 2) Ban the construction of all new fossil fuel infrastructure in Eugene 3) Levy a fee on NW Natural and other climate polluters to create a justice fund to transition low income and historically marginalized communities from fracked gas to electric appliances, and to retrofit these homes to increase efficiency #welikeitwild #FossilFreeEugene #ClimateJustice #PowerPastFrackedGas
    The timber industry is having a bonanza - leveling The timber industry is having a bonanza - leveling massive swaths of fire-burned forests across the state on both private and public land. Get involved with our movement for forest defense and help us protect our forests from ending up on the back of a train like this. #WorthMoreStanding #WeLikeItWild #cascadiaexplored
    The City of Eugene has officially walked away from The City of Eugene has officially walked away from negotiations with NW Natural! This a good first step, but we need to do more to phase out fracked gas in Eugene. As a member of the Fossil Free Eugene Coalition, we are specifically pushing them to ban new gas infrastructure as their next step. Join us in speaking at the next City Council meeting! Link in bio to learn more. #welikeitwild #FossilFreeEugene #ClimateJustice #PowerPastFrackedGas
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