The only upside to this may just be the renewed concern to look to replace the Steel Bridge. It’s a quiet disaster waiting to happen and is a super critical, yet aging/unreliable backbone to so much of the PDX region.

these types of articles just astonish me. use cold water for showers and laundry to save on CO2 emissions? cars. produce. 62%. of. our. emissions. i feel like i live in "Don't Look Up" in real life seattletimes.com/nation-world/w…

The funny thing about Manhattan is that it is unlike 99.999999999999% of places in America. So if you have an aversion to density, you have the option of living literally anywhere else.

Our members and allies showed up in force on Tuesday to make the case that Portland needs abundant housing! This clip is from our member Koriander.🅱️sky.social's impactful testimony- Portland can't be a refuge for queer and trans people fleeing hateful legislation if they can't afford rent!

Last year, Oregon's legislature gave its land use & housing agencies a job: rewrite state housing rules to greatly accelerate homebuilding. New rules are due in December. But will they actually change anything? Today, I'm proud to share a step toward rules that'll matter. 1/

Here’s mine! I will be rewatching the stream today and reposting some!

"My commitment to a greener New York is unwavering," says Governor Kathy Hochul as she literally wavers in that commitment live on TV.

Masterpiece

I don’t believe people are angry at Just Stop Oil. They’re actually angry at being reminded they are doing nothing to defend their children from this. #Stonehenge

If I could print money, here’s one of the first things I would do: The Portland MAX is slow. This is how to fix it. youtu.be/OF2-lnj8vEQ?si… via YouTube

Yeah. That’d be soooo WEIRD.

Lol