Whitman College Publishes Article on GPSEN Co-Founder Kim Smith

GPSEN Co-Founder Kim Smith’s expertise in — and passion for — environmental sociology has made her an international leader in sustainability education, representing the U.S. in global efforts, while also bettering her own community in Portland, Oregon. In addition to teaching sociology at...

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PSU’s new Climate Change Science and Adaptation Minor

Portland State offers new Climate Change Science and Adaptation minor, open to all undergraduates. Portland State University is offering a new minor this fall aimed at informing and engaging students on the pressing issue of climate change.  The new Climate Change Science and Adaptation minor is a...

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GPSEN Launches New 2019-2022 Strategic Plan

GPSEN’s strategic plan for 2019-2022 places sustainability education at the forefront in order to transform “business as usual” to a sustainable future through new levels of shared identities, empowerment, and active engagement. Strategic Priorities and Highlights Educational programs, such as...

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Culture in the Implementation of the 2030 Agenda

The new report entitled: “Culture in the Implementation of the 2030 Agenda”, coordinated by ICOMOS and United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) with contributions from all campaign members, sends key messages on the role of culture – current and potential – in the implementation of...

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’16 Cranes’ Photography Exhibition

GALLERY 114 1100 NW Glisan Portand, Oregon 97209 503-243-3356 www.gallery114pdx.com www.facebook.com.gallery114pdx FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 11, 2019 Gallery 114 December Exhibit Jon Gottshall “16 Cranes” Opening Night: Thursday, December 5th, 3 pm to 9pm Saturday, Dec 14:  Discussion with...

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Beaverton gets a climate action plan!

Beaverton City Council last night voted unanimously to approve their first Climate Action Plan, which mandates 86 actions toward an eventual goal of net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases citywide by 2050. The climate action plan was more than three years in the making before its approval Tuesday,...

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U.S. Air Quality Was Improving. Now It’s Getting Worse

After years of decline, a spike in air pollution may have taken the lives of almost 10,000 additional Americans over two years. Following a 24% drop between 2009 and 2016, particulate matter air pollution in the U.S. increased 5.5% in 2017 and 2018, according to a new analysis of Environmental...

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