Don’t think of it as rain, think of it as hydropower
Posted on January 17, 2006 by oregoncub
Tags, Climate and Conservation
A joke occurs frequently, and with increasingly deadpan delivery, in the family of this particular CUB staff member, every year that we have lived in the Pacific Northwest. “Look, it’s raining. The crops are saved!” Moving from the Midwest made Oregon winters... Read More »
We’ll Have to Buy It or Save It
Posted on November 30, 2005 by oregoncub
Tags, Climate and Conservation
There are three ways that utility customers get the electricity that they use everyday. One, their utility generates it, through some kind of power plant fueled by coal, natural gas or a renewable resource like wind. Two, their utility buys... Read More »
Opportunities to Talk, to Shop, and to Receive CFLs Free
Posted on October 21, 2005 by oregoncub
Tags, Climate and Conservation
Here are a few events and opportunities we wanted to let CUB members know about:
Great Opportunities to Light Your Home with Compact Fluorescent Bulbs
The Energy Trust has joined with select retailers and CFL manufacturers of Energy Star qualified lights to... Read More »
Gas Prices Bring Conservation Projects to the Fore
Posted on October 6, 2005 by oregoncub
Tags, Climate and Conservation
Well, it’s probably not news to you that natural gas prices are going up. Fortunately, our rise in Oregon at approximately 15% is considerably better than the 75% increase in natural gas prices seen in some deregulated market states. In light of... Read More »
Hurricanes, Natural Gas, and the Future of Energy Policy
Posted on September 22, 2005 by oregoncub
Tags, Climate and Conservation
Today the city of Houston is embroiled in the task of evacuating and protecting its 4 million inhabitants as Hurricane Rita moves in toward the Texas coastline. “Rita is poised to severely hobble oil and natural gas production in the Western Gulf... Read More »
Al Gore to Speak in Portland About Global Warming
Posted on September 2, 2005 by oregoncub
Tags, Climate and Conservation
Special Note: Our Thoughts Go Out to the Victims of Hurricane Katrina and Those With Family or Friends in the Area.
In May of this year, the CUB Board of Governors adopted a resolution... Read More »
