Yulia Shipulina has joined the Department of Environmental Quality as a temporary fellow, in partnership with Oregon Sea Grant, to further develop our pollution prevention, or P2, projects in DEQ’s Land Quality Division. The P2 projects she’ll work on are funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and managed by Lisa Cox, our Senior ToxicsContinue reading “Meet Yulia Shipulina: Championing Pollution Prevention at DEQ”
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Climate Protection Program back in action in Oregon
Oregon has reinstated its Climate Protection Program. The Environmental Quality Commission adopted the Climate Protection Program in November 2024. So, DEQ Climate Protection Manager Nicole Singh joined the GreenState podcast to explain how the program aims to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Oregon over the next 25 years. “It’s an ambitious program,” Singh saidContinue reading “Climate Protection Program back in action in Oregon”
Oregon’s Climate Protection Program: Cutting Emissions by 90% by 2050
The Climate Protection Program will reduce climate pollution from fossil fuels by 90% by 2050. The Environmental Quality Commission, the governing body for the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, unanimously adopted the Climate Protection Program at its meeting on Nov. 21, 2024. The program sets enforceable and declining limits, or caps, on greenhouse gas emissionsContinue reading “Oregon’s Climate Protection Program: Cutting Emissions by 90% by 2050”
Protected: THIS IS A DRILL: Shore Terminals Diesel Release response in Portland
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Sunken vessel at Port of Arlington along Columbia River
Updates on emergency response.
Updates to the AQI
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has made adjustments to the Air Quality Index, or AQI. So Dylan and Jennifer Horton discuss how to use the tool during wildfire smoke season in Oregon. And DEQ air monitoring expert Matt Shrensel goes deeper into what the changes to the AQI mean and why they were made.
Oregon DEQ and Oregon State University request your participation in residential wood heating survey
There are opportunities to win an Amazon gift card once it’s completed The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality’s Air Quality Division and the Center for Marketing and Consumer Insights at Oregon State University are asking for your help in better understanding how home heating emissions affect air quality. They have opened the 2024 Residential WoodContinue reading “Oregon DEQ and Oregon State University request your participation in residential wood heating survey”
Photos: DEQ staff capture images of the spectacular Northern Lights
It’s a phenomenon that features amazing colored light displays that reminds us the world is beautiful and full of wonder. The Northern Lights, officially known in the Northern hemisphere as Aurora Borealis, are produced by millions of explosions of magnetic energy. In May 2024, the lights danced around the Pacific Northwest skies in dazzling hues.Continue reading “Photos: DEQ staff capture images of the spectacular Northern Lights”
Tar-like substance on Oregon and Washington beaches
Updates on emergency response.
DEQ and EPA responding following barn fire in Perrydale
Updates on emergency response.