Emissions from County Operations 64% below 2007 Baseline
Greenhouse gas emissions from Multnomah County operations are 64% below the 2007 baseline year according to the 2019 annual Resource Conservation Report.
Greenhouse gas emissions from Multnomah County operations are 64% below the 2007 baseline year according to the 2019 annual Resource Conservation Report.
On Friday, September 20 from 12-1pm in the Multnomah Building Board Room, 50+ staff attend a Climate Strike lunch and learn hosted by the Office of Sustainability and Green Team.
Safe Routes to School provides fun and safe opportunities for kids to walk and bike to school, and serves students in East County schools, including Fairview, Gresham, Troutdale, and Wood Vilage.
A study documents the ways in which the County can use solar-powered microgrids to increase the communities resilience in the face of natural disaster.
Roy Iwai of the Department of Community Services’ Water Quality Program shares his love of streams, the wildlife that inhabit them, and the important work of his division.
Chair Deborah Kafoury announced Multnomah County has petitioned to be a friend of the court in a long-running lawsuit on climate change that’s pitting Oregon teens against the state they call home.
The Portland City Council voted Thursday to phase-in requirements for contractors working on City construction projects to meet diesel engine standards that reduce emissions of diesel particulate matt
Multnomah County is reducing its carbon footprint and utility costs, according to the 2018 Resource Conservation Report, and presentation by the Office of Sustainability on November 1.
The Board of Commissioners on Thursday committed to improving environmental health for historically marginalized residents.
Temperatures could reach 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels by 2040 if world leaders don’t take immediate and drastic action.
Public comment is needed to protect our air regarding the Environmental Protection Agency's proposed changes to national automobile fuel efficiency and emissions from coal-fired power plants.
The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners and the Portland City Council passed parallel resolutions Thursday committing to establish a Clean Air Construction Procurement Standard.