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Eastern Oregon Climate Change (EOC3)
P.O. Box 485
Pendleton, OR 97801
EOC3 Board Meeting
Members are welcome to attend. Email info@eoc3.org to request a Zoom link.
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EOC3 Board Meeting
Members are welcome to attend. Email info@eoc3.org to request a Zoom link.
EOC3 Board Meeting
Members are welcome to attend. Email info@eoc3.org to request a Zoom link.
EOC3 Board Meeting
Members are welcome to attend. Email info@eoc3.org to request a Zoom link.
EOC3 Board Meeting
Members are welcome to attend. Email info@eoc3.org to request a Zoom link.
EOC3 Board Meeting
Members are welcome to attend. Email info@eoc3.org to request a Zoom link.
Climate conversation with Brigit Farley – Environmental history as a foundation for the climate change era.
Brigit will provide a mini-history of the environmental movement (perhaps including a survey of environmental legislation of the late ‘60s and the 1970s) and how it built a foundation for the climate change effort beginning in the 1990s. Will likely also include a discussion of Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring and its influence on the environmental […]
EOC3 Board Meeting
Members are welcome to attend. Email info@eoc3.org to request a Zoom link.
Climate conversation with Don Hartley – Local forest restoration practices and their implications for climate change.
Don and his wife Karen are restoration ecologists living in Pendleton. They have a thousand acres of forest land in the Blues, and a thousand acres of dryland wheat ground near Adams. They have done extensive restoration work on the mountain ground, and they also have a 58-acre wheat field in organic production. Don’s program […]
EOC3 Board Meeting
Members are welcome to attend. Email info@eoc3.org to request a Zoom link.
Climate conversation with Daniel Hancock – Residential and commercial solar options, including IRA grants for solar.
Dan is involved with renewable energy project development and finance. He has been working in that industry for the last 15+ years – from private Islands in the Caribbean to Indian Reservations in California. He works for a company called StraightUp Solar. He and his employer often work on community solar projects – they have […]