OPAL is proud to be a part of the 1% for the Planet network. The network connects businesses and non-profits who care about the environment in a mutually-supportive partnership: nonprofits highlight their business partners, and businesses donate 1% of their annual profits to the […]
Governor Brown asked for a transportation package from the state legislature this year. Today, the long-awaited legislation was introduced in the form of HB 2017-3. OPAL and our allied organizations are reviewing the bill carefully to develop our shared analysis and details of the […]
Portland is not perfect. But today, our region is a beacon in an increasingly dark country. Multnomah County and the City of Portland have affirmed a commitment to using 100% renewable resources for energy by the year 2050. This policy can and should be […]